December 1998
Beginner
512 pages
12h 13m
English
The more you use UNIX, the more likely you'll end up losing track of where some of your files are. In UNIX, however, there's a cool tool to help you find them again.
The grep family can help you find files by their content. There are a lot of other ways to look for things in UNIX, and that's where the find command can help. This command has a notation that is completely different from all other UNIX commands: It has full-word options rather than single-letter options. Instead of -n pattern to match filenames, for example, find uses -name pattern. |
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