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- bin格式的文件一般用来做什么的？如何打开？哪些情况下打不开？ - 知乎
由于bin文件是二进制的内容，您可以使用记事本或者ue阅读器打开看看，一般能显示一些内容字母或数字或者乱码什么的。 如果不清楚您的这个bin文件是用在什么地方的，那么从这些内容里可能可以发现一些线索，但没有迹象表明里面保证能发现什么。
- bin文件怎么打开？ - 知乎
今天刚巧收到BIN文件两个。本想百度怎么打开，看到一水儿的答案说：这是万能的格式。。。各种软件都能打开。。。巴拉巴拉小魔仙。。。看得我云里雾里。。。 不管了，先试试用各种软件操一遍： 这是原文件，可以看出是 bin（我们又不瞎 (╯‵ ′)╯︵┻━┻
- what is the path of the recycle bin directory? [duplicate]
For this to work you should go to Folder options -> View and then uncheck Hide protected operating system files (Recommended) and also unhide all the folders from Show hidden files and folders This is because the Recycle bin folder is hidden folder so you need to unhide folders before this by @Hunter
- What is the equivalent of the bin directory for Windows?
In Linux (and many other Unix-like systems) you have bin (common user tools) and sbin (conventionally, system administration tools) under each of the root directory, usr and possibly usr local, depending on system importance of the tool (Both usr and usr local can be separate from the root file system )
- How to open the Recycle Bin from the Windows command line?
Windows button on keyboard + R; then type "shell:RecycleBinFolder" and press Enter: This will take you into the Recycle bin folder and shows the deleted items Items deleted using "Shift + Delete" won't be available in Recycle bin because they are permanently deleted These items can be recovered using data recovery software like Easerus data
- What is the difference between bin and usr bin ? - Super User
Before large disks became common, bin (being in the root " " partition) would be mounted first, and usr bin possibly a little later, to allow for disk-checking, other system maintenance The root filesystem could be a smaller disk (with fewer programs)
- When must I use #! bin bash and when #! bin sh? - Super User
#! usr bin env sh or #! usr bin env bash or for e g , perl scripts #! usr bin env perl -w Of course, when you have a reason for a script to NEVER be automatically taking a new PATH then continue to have it hard-coded - and then usr bin <something> should be the most likely path to use
- linux - What exactly is the sh command? - Super User
Your command above is saying to run that shell-script using the bourne shell Different shells use different syntax, so using the correct shell is a requirement The first line of the shell should also define which to use: #! bin sh says use bin sh
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