I am new to Linux (Especially CLI Linux), and am wandering if there is a way to read the full output of a command when it uses more than the screen. I am currently having to output the command into a file, and then using nano to scroll through it.

E.g. $ ls -Al /etc/ only displays the end of the output and cuts of the rest.

I am wandering if there is a way to read the full output of a command when it uses more than the screen. I am currently having to output the command into a file, and then using nano to scroll through it.

E.g. $ ls -Al /etc/ only displays the end of the output and cuts of the rest.

I am new to Linux (Especially LUI Linux), and am wandering if there is a way to read the full output of a command when it uses more than the screen. I am currently having to output the command into a file, and then using nano to scroll through it.

E.g. $ ls -Al /etc/ only displays the end of the output and cuts of the rest.

I am new to Linux (Especially CLI Linux), and am wandering if there is a way to read the full output of a command when it uses more than the screen. I am currently having to output the command into a file, and then using nano to scroll through it.

E.g. $ ls -Al /etc/ only displays the end of the output and cuts of the rest.