Linux CLI in 60 Seconds - find

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Linux Commands in 60 Seconds is a YouTube shorts series that teaches you simple examples of common Linux commands. In this video, the find command is shown.*🎓 FULL LINUX COURSES FROM LEARN LINUX TV*

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I like to use “-iname”, which does a case-insensitive name match. Also handy is “-type f”, to only look at regular files and ignore directories.

Oh, and did you know that the ext4 filesystem has an option for case-insensitive file/directory names?

lawrencedoliveiro
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good stuff J, thanks
There is also the command: sudo updatedb
that just done 1 time, then: locate filename.ext
works on some distros; updatedb, locate

igrewold
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Where the link to full video about the 'find' command?

alogic
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Cool.

I learned Linux years ago and am picking it up again. These videos help jog my memory.

Thank you.

JosueTheBigot
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Jay has much much more high quality tutorials @ LearnLinuxTv as this "short" is in 60sec or less while his full tutorials are much comprehensive. I use his tutorials along-side the "man" pages.
Enjoy!

bobwong