Originally Posted by
RMcGinnis
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QUESTION: Any comments?
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I'd just add that your options to "find" are relatively limited when you use the file manager. If you don't mind using the terminal you can set up all sorts of conditions to give your find command focus. And you can have several different find commands, assign aliases to them and then just have to type in a couple of keys to get your work done. For example, I have an alias called 5m which tells me what's changed in the last five minutes (and excludes certain folders such as caches):
Code:
alias 5m='find ~/ ! -path "*mozilla*" ! -path "*google-chrome*" ! -path "*cache*" ! -path "*dropbox*" -mmin -5 -type f -ls'
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