Remove directory in linux

Linux remove folder and all his content

rm -rf /path/to/directory

Source: askubuntu.com

Linux remove folder and all his content

rm -rf /path/to/directory
/*

Source: askubuntu.com

Remove directory from linux

rm -r filename

rm -rf filename

this command remove the directory and subdirectory forecefully

How to remove directory in linux

#remove a dir in linux command
rm
#after rm type the file or dir name it will remove it

Remove directory linux

rm -rf /path/to/directory
/*

Remove directory in linux

# REMOVE ALL FILES IN LINUX ON CURRENT PATH
find . -type f -delete

# REMOVE DIRECTORY IN LINUX ON CURRENT PATH
find . -type d -delete

# REMOVE EVERTHING IN EXISTING PATH
find . -delete

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