File extensions can be changed just by renaming the file. For instance, mv filename.txt filename.doc
The .ko extension is placed on kernel modules (loadable drivers) in Linux. Further, '.ko' extension is called 'kernel Object', and is implemented from kernel 2.6 onwards, this is perhaps the biggest change as far as loadable kernel modules are concerend. For example, the serial device driver that in Linux 2.4 lived in the file 'serial.o' in Linux 2.6 lives in the file 'serial.ko' .
The file extension. .doc, .xml, .exe, etc. Only applicable to Windows files. Linux does not use file extension and MAC uses file types and creator codes.
Normally it's either .html or .htm. But because a good hunk of the internet uses Linux, and Linux doesn't require file extensions in the way that Windows does, you could theoretically use an extension, so long as you told the webserver to deliver that extension as HTML.
change the extension of the file to .rar and then can extract it ..................njoy
chmod +x is the command to set the executable flag in Linux but, Linux does not use exe files.
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The naming conventions required by Windows are unnecessary in Linux. While one can files an "extension", such as ".txt", they are unnecessary for selecting the proper application to open a file (they may still be needed internally by some programs like web servers, but this is not a limitation of Linux itself).
You can open a PkgInfo file by changing its extension to .pages and then opening it using Pages. Simply right-click on the file, select "Get Info," change the extension, and confirm the change. Then double-click on the file to open it in Pages.
Nothing. You have simply changed the extension. That won't change the file format. To do that you need to convert the file with conversion software.
By "change port in Linux", I assume you mean changing the default port an application listens or transmits on. This is usually set in the program's settings or configuration file.
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.html, .php, or .htm