Run the following in linux ubuntu platform Display the current directory.

Display the current username.

Create a directory called "Games"

Do not move from the current directory and create a file called "Boss" in the "Games" directory.

Using one command create a file called "history" and write the following into the file: "This is the history of all commands:".

Change to "Games" directory.

Change to $"/$etc$"$ directory

List all files and directories with their detail's information from $"/$etc$"$ directory.

Now change to home directory without using a pathname.

Now change to $"/$etc$"$ directory without using a pathname.

List all directories, files and hidden files with all their details information from your home directory without using a pathname.

Now stay where you are, using $""$ symbol, create in your home directory in one command the following directories: "dir$1"$ and "dir $\frac{2}{d}ir3".$ "dir$3"$ is a sub directory of "dir$2".$

Using "adduser" command, create a user "paul" and specify the full name as "Paul Phoenix" and password $"$p$1234",$ leave other parameters empty.

Using "adduser" command, create a user "kim" and specify the full name as "Kim Kaphwan" and password $"$k$4321",$ leave other parameters empty.

Display the last $4$ users' information from $"/$etc$/$passwd$"$ file.

Display the first $4$ groups' information from $"/$etc$/$group$"$ file.

Display the last $2$ users' information from $"/$etc$/$shadow$"$ file.

Remain where you are, copy "history" file and "Games" directory from your home directory into Paul's home directory without using the home's pathname.

Delete the "history" file from Paul's directory.

Change Paul's "other" parameter to "computer science" and "Work phone" parameter to $"0123456789"$ using one command.

Switch to root user.

As root user, change the password of user "kim" as "kof$2000"$

Add user "kim" into Paul's group.

Add user "kim" into sudo group.

Switch to user "kim" and change to Kim's home directory without using the home pathname.

List all files and directories $($including hidden files$)$ from Paul's home directory without using the home pathname.

Change user "kim" home directory to Paul's home directory.

Switch to YOUR USER account.

Change to your home directory.

Enter the command "history $$ history" to populate the file.