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Previously I had installed the tree command with apt and it worked just fine, but then I formatted my PC and used snap because i thought is was the same thing. Now the command outputs weird strings when a directory has a name with "weird" ASCII chars, like ~ .



How can I fix the command? Do I have to reinstall the command? If so, how do I do it?



Thanks in advance.









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    How can I fix the command? Do I have to reinstall the command? If so, how do I do it?



    Thanks in advance.









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      Previously I had installed the tree command with apt and it worked just fine, but then I formatted my PC and used snap because i thought is was the same thing. Now the command outputs weird strings when a directory has a name with "weird" ASCII chars, like ~ .



      How can I fix the command? Do I have to reinstall the command? If so, how do I do it?



      Thanks in advance.









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      How can I fix the command? Do I have to reinstall the command? If so, how do I do it?



      Thanks in advance.







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