How to write to file list in the with foreign names to a csv file?
I am relatively new to Linux. I have some files with names in foreign languages in my terminal folder. On the terminal when I do 'ls' i see the list on the right in the picture below.
When I do ls -t | tail -n +2, I see the real characters like in the picture below.
I would like to write the list of filenames in original characters as in the 2nd picture to a csv file? Is there a way to do that? I have found very similar questions here but the filenames were not foreign on those questions. Thanks
ls csv unicode
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I am relatively new to Linux. I have some files with names in foreign languages in my terminal folder. On the terminal when I do 'ls' i see the list on the right in the picture below.
When I do ls -t | tail -n +2, I see the real characters like in the picture below.
I would like to write the list of filenames in original characters as in the 2nd picture to a csv file? Is there a way to do that? I have found very similar questions here but the filenames were not foreign on those questions. Thanks
ls csv unicode
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I am relatively new to Linux. I have some files with names in foreign languages in my terminal folder. On the terminal when I do 'ls' i see the list on the right in the picture below.
When I do ls -t | tail -n +2, I see the real characters like in the picture below.
I would like to write the list of filenames in original characters as in the 2nd picture to a csv file? Is there a way to do that? I have found very similar questions here but the filenames were not foreign on those questions. Thanks
ls csv unicode
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I am relatively new to Linux. I have some files with names in foreign languages in my terminal folder. On the terminal when I do 'ls' i see the list on the right in the picture below.
When I do ls -t | tail -n +2, I see the real characters like in the picture below.
I would like to write the list of filenames in original characters as in the 2nd picture to a csv file? Is there a way to do that? I have found very similar questions here but the filenames were not foreign on those questions. Thanks
ls csv unicode
ls csv unicode
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