I use both terms. If I'm accessing it from a GUI, it's a folder. From the command line, it's a directory.
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Yeah i get this
I had a new employee ask me what I meant when I used the word directory. They had never heard 'directory' used in that context. It has only been known as a folder to some people.
Do people actually get mad over that? Why?
I feel like the only people who actually care are the type who wrap their entire personality around which OS they use
So tell me, what do you call the object drawn in this picture, taken from a popular Linux operating system?
Say my name.
It's a file.
Everything is a file!!
This mouse? Believe it or not, file.
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