16 Jun
2020
16 Jun
'20
2:45 p.m.
On Tue, 16 Jun 2020, Gene Heskett wrote:
On Tuesday 16 June 2020 09:33:10 Pisini, John wrote:
And, because Linux offers so many ways to skin a cat,
using bash as your shell, and in the directory containing the file:
$ command this<TAB>
and your command line will be filled: $ command this\ is\ my\ mp4.mp4
Actually, you may be able to view the video using a browser that has
file:// support. I've never tried this, but Chrome "does" mp4
internally, I believe. Elsewise maybe Firefox, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi,
or Palemoon .....
Jonesy
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In Linux at the command line you need to escape a
special
character which a space is with a slash.
So for a file called 'this is my mp4.mp4' you would
write 'this\ is\ my\ mp4.mp4'
This does work with Bash's auto fill
Maybe, but "" around the whole thing is easier.