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Using the Find Command to Search for Large Files in Linux/Unix

To find large files in Linux using the find command, you can use the -size option along with other criteria to locate files that exceed a certain size threshold. Here are some examples of how to use find to search … Continue reading

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Finding Files by Date in Linux/Unix: A Comprehensive ‘find’ Command Guide

The find command in Linux and Unix-like systems allows you to search for files based on various criteria, including modification time. Here are some examples of how to use find to search for files by date: 1. Find Files Modified … Continue reading

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Efficient File Search in Linux/Unix: A Guide to Using ‘find’ by Name

The find command is a powerful tool for searching files and directories based on various criteria, including the filename. Here are some examples of how to use find to search for files by name: 1. Find Files by Exact Name … Continue reading

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How to Use the ‘find’ Command by File Type in Linux/Unix: A Practical Guide

The find command is a powerful tool for locating files and directories based on various criteria, including the type of the file. Here are some examples of how to use find to search for files and directories by type: 1. … Continue reading

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