Two UNIX command with appropriate option to list all hidden files ?

Question

I know one is ls -a, what is the other command to list the hidden file in Unix?

many thk

Answer 1

There are plenty of variations of "ls" which will work.
One is to simply specify the "." files, and then throw
in the "-d" option so that you don't get a listing of
files in the parent directory (because of ".."):

ls -d .*

Similarly, though, you can list all "hidden" files with
a simple "echo" command using the same idea:

echo .*

Answer 2

I don't know of another COMMAND, but the capital A option will also list hidden files in ls ( "ls -A" ). Unlike the lowercase option it does not list the directory "names" "." and ".."

Answer 3

This may work for you as well:

find . -print

Of course, that will list all files from current directory and below.

Answer 4

ls -la should "list all"

ls --help should return you a list of all extenstions for ls

Answer 5

try ll