Quote Originally Posted by B1G_BR0TH3R View Post
holy shit dude. When you open up terminal you are at your "home" directory (/users/home/, /home/, depends) if you save the file to your desktop then when you open up terminal type "cd desktop" then you are at your desktop, then go from there, but DO NOT TYPE cd /desktop OR ELSE shit will happen. cd is the same as cd in windows, ls is the same as dir
Yeah I searcheded on google. And I said fuck it to the python thing. But my problem was I didn't know I need correct capatilization.

cd desktop gives me and error but
cd Desktop works.

I told you I'm a total newb with Linux.