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I have just installed Ubuntu, but I cannot use it because it seems like I do not have any files, even Documents. Do you have any idea why I cannot see any files?
talina@DESKTOP:~$ pwd
/home/talina
talina@DESKTOP:~$ ls
talina@DESKTOP:~$ cd Documents
-bash: cd: Documents: No such file or directory
command-line bash
edited Mar 25 at 2:06
steeldriver
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I have just installed Ubuntu, but I cannot use it because it seems like I do not have any files, even Documents. Do you have any idea why I cannot see any files?
talina@DESKTOP:~$ pwd
/home/talina
talina@DESKTOP:~$ ls
talina@DESKTOP:~$ cd Documents
-bash: cd: Documents: No such file or directory
command-line bash
edited Mar 25 at 2:06
steeldriver
70.7k11115187
asked Mar 25 at 2:04
Talina Talina
61
1
Did you install the "Desktop" (GUI) version of Ubuntu - or the "Server" version?
– steeldriver
Mar 25 at 2:07
Tryls -alto see any hidden files. And basically the same Q as steeldriver, is there a GUI? Did you create the talina user yourself, withadduseroruseradd, or did the installer?
– Xen2050
Mar 25 at 3:29
@Xen2050 it does not change anything when i use ls -al. I am using the server version. I created the username during the installation; Ubuntu asked me for a user name and a password
– Talina
Mar 25 at 5:03
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The Documents, Downloads etc. directories are not populated in Ubuntu server installs - you can create any directories you wish manually using themkdircommand
– steeldriver
Mar 25 at 5:56
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I have just installed Ubuntu, but I cannot use it because it seems like I do not have any files, even Documents. Do you have any idea why I cannot see any files?
talina@DESKTOP:~$ pwd
/home/talina
talina@DESKTOP:~$ ls
talina@DESKTOP:~$ cd Documents
-bash: cd: Documents: No such file or directory
command-line bash
edited Mar 25 at 2:06
steeldriver
70.7k11115187
asked Mar 25 at 2:04
Talina Talina
61
I have just installed Ubuntu, but I cannot use it because it seems like I do not have any files, even Documents. Do you have any idea why I cannot see any files?
talina@DESKTOP:~$ pwd
/home/talina
talina@DESKTOP:~$ ls
talina@DESKTOP:~$ cd Documents
-bash: cd: Documents: No such file or directory
command-line bash
command-line bash
edited Mar 25 at 2:06
steeldriver
70.7k11115187
asked Mar 25 at 2:04
Talina Talina
61
edited Mar 25 at 2:06
steeldriver
70.7k11115187
asked Mar 25 at 2:04
Talina Talina
61
edited Mar 25 at 2:06
steeldriver
70.7k11115187
edited Mar 25 at 2:06
steeldriver
70.7k11115187
edited Mar 25 at 2:06
steeldriver
70.7k11115187
70.7k11115187
asked Mar 25 at 2:04
Talina Talina
61
asked Mar 25 at 2:04
Talina Talina
61
asked Mar 25 at 2:04
Talina Talina
61
61
1
Did you install the "Desktop" (GUI) version of Ubuntu - or the "Server" version?
– steeldriver
Mar 25 at 2:07
Tryls -alto see any hidden files. And basically the same Q as steeldriver, is there a GUI? Did you create the talina user yourself, withadduseroruseradd, or did the installer?
– Xen2050
Mar 25 at 3:29
@Xen2050 it does not change anything when i use ls -al. I am using the server version. I created the username during the installation; Ubuntu asked me for a user name and a password
– Talina
Mar 25 at 5:03
2
The Documents, Downloads etc. directories are not populated in Ubuntu server installs - you can create any directories you wish manually using themkdircommand
– steeldriver
Mar 25 at 5:56
add a comment |
1
Did you install the "Desktop" (GUI) version of Ubuntu - or the "Server" version?
– steeldriver
Mar 25 at 2:07
Tryls -alto see any hidden files. And basically the same Q as steeldriver, is there a GUI? Did you create the talina user yourself, withadduseroruseradd, or did the installer?
– Xen2050
Mar 25 at 3:29
@Xen2050 it does not change anything when i use ls -al. I am using the server version. I created the username during the installation; Ubuntu asked me for a user name and a password
– Talina
Mar 25 at 5:03
2
The Documents, Downloads etc. directories are not populated in Ubuntu server installs - you can create any directories you wish manually using themkdircommand
– steeldriver
Mar 25 at 5:56
1
1
Did you install the "Desktop" (GUI) version of Ubuntu - or the "Server" version?
– steeldriver
Mar 25 at 2:07
Did you install the "Desktop" (GUI) version of Ubuntu - or the "Server" version?
– steeldriver
Mar 25 at 2:07
Try
ls -al to see any hidden files. And basically the same Q as steeldriver, is there a GUI? Did you create the talina user yourself, with adduser or useradd, or did the installer?– Xen2050
Mar 25 at 3:29
Try
ls -al to see any hidden files. And basically the same Q as steeldriver, is there a GUI? Did you create the talina user yourself, with adduser or useradd, or did the installer?– Xen2050
Mar 25 at 3:29
@Xen2050 it does not change anything when i use ls -al. I am using the server version. I created the username during the installation; Ubuntu asked me for a user name and a password
– Talina
Mar 25 at 5:03
@Xen2050 it does not change anything when i use ls -al. I am using the server version. I created the username during the installation; Ubuntu asked me for a user name and a password
– Talina
Mar 25 at 5:03
2
2
The Documents, Downloads etc. directories are not populated in Ubuntu server installs - you can create any directories you wish manually using the
mkdir command– steeldriver
Mar 25 at 5:56
The Documents, Downloads etc. directories are not populated in Ubuntu server installs - you can create any directories you wish manually using the
mkdir command– steeldriver
Mar 25 at 5:56
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Did you install the "Desktop" (GUI) version of Ubuntu - or the "Server" version?
– steeldriver
Mar 25 at 2:07
Try
ls -alto see any hidden files. And basically the same Q as steeldriver, is there a GUI? Did you create the talina user yourself, withadduseroruseradd, or did the installer?– Xen2050
Mar 25 at 3:29
@Xen2050 it does not change anything when i use ls -al. I am using the server version. I created the username during the installation; Ubuntu asked me for a user name and a password
– Talina
Mar 25 at 5:03
2
The Documents, Downloads etc. directories are not populated in Ubuntu server installs - you can create any directories you wish manually using the
mkdircommand– steeldriver
Mar 25 at 5:56