Originally Posted by ewankosyo

san ako nakakakuha assasin's creed na game?

Originally Posted by ebzzry

@zhandro:


I'd point out that it isn't about the system being Linux-based that controls the behavior for paths. It would have been better stated as "pathname 101" or "pathname basics", with the exception of course of esoteric pathname systems.

@billy900: If the argument to 'cd' is a directory, the current working directory (CWD) will still be changed, whether the path contains a trailing slash or not. Assuming /some/path/some/dir is a directory, the following commands are equivalent:

cd /some/path/some/dir
cd /some/path/some/dir/

This also applies to DOS pathnames. The following commands are equivalent:

cd \some\path\some\dir
cd \some\path\some\dir\

Originally Posted by zhandro

Therefore? Your comment to my preenv post is DOES NOT MATTER.

Originally Posted by riceboy

anyone install nitdroid yet? hehehe gusto ko sana maginstall kaso baka magkamali ako and just brick my phone lol

Originally Posted by ebzzry

I'm afraid ewankosyo, questions like that are not entertained here at TMO. You could try Googling for it, though. =)

Originally Posted by riceboy

anyone install nitdroid yet?

Originally Posted by hibikirein

guys pa help nmn i cant open any jar file using micro emu parang wala ng din e bkit b kasi hindi pede ang direct open files ng mga java