Getting File's Full Path in Ubuntu | Generated by AI
In Ubuntu, you can get the full path of a file using the realpath or readlink -f command. For your example with geckodriver, you can run:
realpath ./geckodriver
or
readlink -f ./geckodriver
Both will output the full path, e.g.:
/home/lzw/bin/geckodriver
The realpath command is straightforward and commonly used for this purpose. If realpath is not installed, you can install it with:
sudo apt install realpath
Alternatively, readlink -f is usually available by default as part of coreutils.