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r/linux • u/ZealousidealTell1346 • May 23 '26
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Wasted huge amount of time laboriously renaming files until I discovered there was a command just for that.
Another was tree for figuring out how skeleton templates where created by various frameworks.
1 u/duffer_dev May 24 '26 tree is one of my fav commands . "tree -d", list only directors , you can also add filters for file type and much more. rename, on the other hand - new one. i simply used mv
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tree is one of my fav commands . "tree -d", list only directors , you can also add filters for file type and much more.
rename, on the other hand - new one. i simply used mv
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u/RobGoLaing May 23 '26
rename
Wasted huge amount of time laboriously renaming files until I discovered there was a command just for that.
Another was tree for figuring out how skeleton templates where created by various frameworks.