• If you use the GUI, removing a directory in Linux is a rather straightforward procedure. If you don't have access to the GUI, you can alternatively use terminal commands to remove folders.
• To delete a directory from the terminal window or command line, use one of the following Linux commands:
• The rm command deletes entire directories as well as their subdirectories and files.
• The rmdir command is used to get rid of empty directories.
• It's worth noting that the rm and rmdir commands destroy directories permanently rather than transferring them to the Trash directory. This means that these commands will not be able to recover a directory that has been deleted.

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