Whenever I download WordPress and extract it, all files reside within the wordpress/ subdirectory. To simply copy all those files up one level, I issue the following command:
mv wordpress/* .
Depending on the permission of your directory, you might have to append sudo, followed by your password:
sudo mv wordpress/* .
And that’s it 🙂
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