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Yes. Everything is possible without a GUI.

It would copy all files (excluding directories, but including the target of symbolic links and other special files) matching * from /home/hope/files to /home/hope/backup.

Please install a Linux,...

It is missing the -r recursive option. What, then, would you expect? The man pages (e.g. man cp) are an inexhaustible reservoir of information on unix commands (and more).

It has nothing to do with the filenames, only the process by which they're copied: Copy everything matching *. If * is a directory, go into it and repeat "copy everything matching *[/b/]". [b].b, for...

It copies all the files (and directories, which themselves are special files) matching * in /home/hope/files, recursively, to /home/hope/backup


$ find /home/hope/files
/home/hope/files...

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Please use it to do some research instead of posting such basic questions here.

It depends on what you mean by "come together" The high end versions of Microsoft Windows (Enterprise, Ultimate) have a feature called Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications which is quite...

Unix and Linux are Operating Systems. You are either working on Windows when it boots up or Unix/Linux. You can't have them working simultaneously. Some have dual boots, but you load to either one,...