1.1. Find Files That Contains A Specific Text In Their Names In Linux. If you only want to find files (not delete), just remove the options -delete or -exec rm {} \; or -exec rm {} + in the above ...

find /path/to/directory -type f -exec grep -l "text string" {} \; /path/to/directory specifies the directory in which the search will be performed.-type f filters the search to only include regular ...

1.1K. The grep and ripgrep commands in Linux are powerful utilities for searching text patterns within files. They provide various options to fine-tune the search and enhance efficiency. In this ...

Nano is my text editor of choice on both the Linux and macOS platforms. How many times have you read my words saying, “open so-and-so configuration file in the nano editor, locate entry X and ...

Thanks to jan61 for the elegant Linux command covered in this post that makes it easy to search contents of files in JARs for a given string. Original posting available at https://marxsoftware ...

If you find the file manager on your Linux desktop of choice isn't cutting it, here are five alternatives. One of these could well become your favorite Linux file manager. 1.

Bulk renaming files in Linux Mint is about to get easier. Linux Mint devs have announced a new XApp (what Mint calls its homegrown apps) will feature in the upcoming Linux Mint 20.2 “Uma” release.