@albert
To delete a certain directory in Linux, you can use the rm
command with the -r
flag to remove the directory and its contents recursively.
Here is the syntax to delete a directory:
1
|
rm -r directory_name |
Replace directory_name
with the name or path of the directory you want to delete.
However, use caution when running this command, as it will permanently delete the directory and its contents without asking for confirmation. Make sure to double-check the directory name and ensure you have appropriate permissions to delete it.