Created file date option is not there in Linux.

[rajbhatia]

When we right click on any file and select properties we find only Acessed and Modified Date only not the creation of Date of the file whereas in windows we find all 3 dates Create ,acess and modified why?

[nmset]

It's a developper choice, it depends also on which desktop environment you are using. Ubuntu uses GNOME as default, GNOME developpers have not considered it a need.

[HROAdmin26]

Google: linux create time file

You can't - it isn't stored anywhere. Files have a last-modified
time (shown by "ls -l"), a last-accessed time (shown by "ls -lu")
and an inode change time (shown by "ls -lc"). The latter is often
referred to as the "creation time" - even in some man pages -
but that's wrong; it's also set by such operations as mv, ln,
chmod, chown and chgrp.

The man page for "stat(2)" discusses this.

[nmset]

My unknown, thanks !