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Linux Find Command Quick-Start to Search for File/Image/Path/Directory Easy Guide

May 11, 2019 | By the+gnu+linux+evangelist.

Linux find Command Quick Start

This short Linux Tutorial Get you Started on Linux with a Very Useful Shell Utility: the find Command.

Everybody when Working on Linux, Mac or Unix need so Often to Find some Files, Directories, Images or Paths.

The Easiest Way to Find System’s Entities in Unix-like Platforms is Matched Using the “find” Shell Command.

Take the Time of Reading and Understanding Getting a Clear Insight…

Searching for Files on Linux with the find Command - Featured

  1. Open a Command Line Terminal Window

  2. Simple Keyword Searching

    find /PATH/TO/START -iname \*KEYWORD\*

    Example:

    find $HOME/Downloads -iname \*pdf\*

    Whith this Syntax above you can simply Locating All Files, Directories, Images and Paths Containing the Given “KEYWORD”
    For a Case Sensitive Searching use:

    find /PATH/TO/START -name \*KEYWORD\*

  3. How to Easy Refine your find Search-Results

    How to Use grep with find