How to delete and remove files on Arch Linux

To delete and remove files on Arch Linux, you can use the following methods:

1. Using the rm command: The rm (remove) command is used to delete files and directories in Arch Linux. To delete a file, simply run the following command:

    

   rm file_name


2. Using the rm -r command: The rm -r (remove recursively) command is used to delete directories and their contents in Arch Linux. To delete a directory, run the following command:

    

   rm -r directory_name


3. Using the trash-cli command: trash-cli is a command-line interface to the freedesktop.org trash can, which allows you to delete files and directories, and recover them if needed. To delete a file or directory using trash-cli, run the following command:

    

   trash-put file_or_directory_name


Note: Be cautious when using the rm and rm -r commands, as deleted files and directories cannot be recovered once they have been removed.