Setting up File and Folder Visibility on Linux Operating Systems

Concealing important files and folders to prevent data loss is a common task for Windows users. However, many Linux users are still unfamiliar with the process. Without the need for third-party software installations, you can still manage file and folder visibility on Linux with the following steps.

Guide to setting up file and folder visibility on Linux

To conceal files and folders on Linux, simply rename them and add a dot before the name. Immediately, those files or folders will be hidden from your computer.

To reveal hidden files and folders on Linux, in the file manager window, click on View -->Show Hidden Files to display the hidden files and folders.

Alternatively, you can view hidden files and folders in the Open or Save dialog box by right-clicking on the containing folder and selecting Show Hidden Files.

Here, we've guided you on how to set up the visibility of files and folders on Linux systems, allowing you to protect important data on your computer. Additionally, you can use folder locking and hiding software such as Free Hide Folder, Anvide Lock Folder, and more.