However, I already have this in my muscle memory: find <where> -name '<what>' -type f(file)/d(directory)
Works in 90% of situations when searching for some file in terminal, ie: find / -name 'stuff*'
The rest of the time is spent figuring out exec/xargs. :)
And once you master that, swap xargs for GNU parallel. I bet your machine has a ton of cores, don't let then sit idly. ;)
However, I already have this in my muscle memory: find <where> -name '<what>' -type f(file)/d(directory)
Works in 90% of situations when searching for some file in terminal, ie: find / -name 'stuff*'
The rest of the time is spent figuring out exec/xargs. :)
And once you master that, swap xargs for GNU parallel. I bet your machine has a ton of cores, don't let then sit idly. ;)