Occasionally, you may find that you have accidentally created a
file that contains a character not normally found in a filename.
Examples of this could include a space, a leading hyphen, or
maybe a quotation mark. You may find that accessing, removing,
or renaming these files can be difficult. Here are some tips to
help you: Try enclosing the filename in single quotation marks,
like this: less 'File With Spaces.txt' Insert a ./ before the
filename: less './-a strange file.txt' Use a backslash before
each unusual character: less File\ With\ Spaces.txt One common
source of trouble is the printing system in Debian.
Traditionally, printing has been a powerful but complex aspect
of Unix. However, Debian makes it easier. An easy way to print
is with the package called magicfilter. magicfilter will ask you
a few questions about your printer and then configure it for
you. If you are having troubles printing, give magicfilter Many
questions revolve around X. Here are some general tips for
things to try if you are havi