Right-click the file and select Send to > Compressed (zipped) folder to create a backup.
If you cannot edit or delete it, try prefixing your command with sudo (e.g., sudo rm "dk test.txt" ).
If you need to check what’s inside, use the cat command. Note: Because there is a space in the filename, you must use quotes: cat "dk test.txt"
pigz -k "dk test.txt" (The -k flag keeps the original file) Using zip: zip test.zip "dk test.txt" 🖥️ Desktop / GUI Instructions
Dk Test.txt (Trusted · FULL REVIEW)
Right-click the file and select Send to > Compressed (zipped) folder to create a backup.
If you cannot edit or delete it, try prefixing your command with sudo (e.g., sudo rm "dk test.txt" ).
If you need to check what’s inside, use the cat command. Note: Because there is a space in the filename, you must use quotes: cat "dk test.txt"
pigz -k "dk test.txt" (The -k flag keeps the original file) Using zip: zip test.zip "dk test.txt" 🖥️ Desktop / GUI Instructions