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"intro": {
"text": "intro.md",
"courseData": "foreground.sh",
"credits": "__Author:__ Jaret Anderson, Technical Contributor (Red Hat)"
},
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Linux is filled with shortcuts, and learning these shortcuts
is a crucial step to speeding up your work. One such shortcut
is that `~` is aliased to the current user's home directory.
is that `~` is aliased to the current user's home directory. To test out some
applications of this, change directories to the root directory of the system:

`cd /`{{execute T1}}

The `~` alias works in any case where you have to specify a path.
If you wanted to list the contents of the _openscap_data_ subdirectory
located in the home directory of __root__, the following command is
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