100% of the time I consider using find, what I want is "dir/s foo". Step 1 is decide whether it's worth re-looking-up how to do it. I rarely remember--sometimes

100% of the time I consider using find, what I want is "dir/s foo". Step 1 is decide whether it's worth re-looking-up how to do it. I rarely remember--sometimes I think the man page will be helpful. It's not. ("man find" mentions "-name", which gives me an "illegal option" error. Maybe it's "--name"? Nope. Maybe it's "-n"? Nope. Maybe it's "-f"? Oooh, you have to do path and then add in options, unless those options are -H, -L, -P, -E, -X, -d, -s, or -x, in which case they go before the path? Of course, how silly of me.) "fd filename" does exactly what I want, and what I'd expect. Gave me what I wanted on the first try. For my purposes, find is fully replaced, with something actually usable. Small, simple utils are nifty.