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Glad to discover fd. I've always struggled with find syntax. It's easy enough, but always kind of fiddly IME.

• Beltalowda 4y ago
  I mostly use zsh's globbing for this these days; the syntax can be a bit intimidating at first, but it's not that hard once you get used to it, and it's very quick and easy to type. Bash doesn't really have any of this, so if you're a bash user you're out of luck. Don't know about fish.
• O_H_E 4y ago
  fd has been a life saver on windows dealing with tons of csv file lately.
  • clircle 4y ago
    yes! lots of new tools like FD are just easier to use on Windows than the GNU tools (My experience with a corporate laptop).
• asicsp 4y ago
  I create aliases/functions and maintain a cheatsheet for commands I don't use often (for ex: convert/ffmpeg/etc) . # fs 'foo' will find files/dirs with 'foo' anywhere in the name irrespective of case fs() { find -iname '*'"$1"'*' ; }