rich1.0Simon Tatham (npub1r8…89e8g)https://yabu.me/npub1r80xhdf7fpspq6m6jtjhl0kpemmyy9jv86lqcaht32eccfe8vuhsg89e8gnjumphttps://yabu.me'mkdir -p' lets you make a deeply nested subdirectory like a/b/c/d, making all the intermediate directories on the way to it. So if even 'a' doesn't exist, it'll make that, then a/b, etc. But you can also get it to make multiple _non_-nested directories, because it accepts '..' in the path and doesn't treat it specially: $ mkdir -p alpha/../beta/../gamma $ ls alpha beta gamma $