How To Use The Recursive Linux Make Directory Command
Generally, when you use the mkdir Linux make directory command you create a single subdirectory that lives in whatever directory your prompt is currently sitting in. If you were in ~/Documents and you typed mkdir Memoranda, then you’d create a single directory called Memoranda that lived in ~/Documents. You don’t usually create more directories inside of it. However, you can use the recursive form of the Linux make directory command to create entire directory trees....