Atitit. Software GUI buttons and panels---OS zone-----linux Windows Search Files folder

Atitit. Software GUI Button and Panel ---OS Area ----- Search for Files

1. Find 1

2. Find the catalogue 1

3.2. locate//everything 1

4.3. Whereis ( method of this mapping for Windows Horses ) 2

5.4. which//Everything+path 2

6.5. type///Everything 2

1. Find

Find/-name ' 2615806806b47d00dabc4571f1be3315.jpg '

/images_all/zonghe_kuvarsit/kuvarsit/image_medium/2615806806b47d00dabc4571f1be3315.jpg

/images_all/watches_kuvarsit/image_medium/2615806806b47d00dabc4571f1be3315.jpg

Find/-name ' order* '

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2. Find a Directory

Find/-name ' order* '-type D

3.2. locate//everything

The Locate command is actually another way of writing "Find-name" , but much faster than the latter because it does not search for a specific directory, but instead searches for a database (/var/lib/locatedb ), this database contains all of the local file information. The Linux system automatically creates this database and updates it automatically once a day, so you can't find the latest changed files using the Locate command. To avoid this situation, you can manually update the database by using the UpdateDB command before using locate .

4.3. Whereis (WindowsThe method of the mapping of horses)

the Whereis command can only be used for program name searches, and only binary files (parameter - b), man description file (parameter - m ) and the source code file (parameter- s). If the argument is omitted, all information is returned.

examples of use of the Whereis command:

$ whereis grep

5.4. which//Everything+path

The purpose of the which command is to search for the location of a system command in the path specified by the path variable, and return the first search result. That is, with the which command, you can see whether a system command exists, and the command that executes exactly which location.

examples of use of the which command:

$ which grep

6.5. type///everything

The type command is not actually a lookup command, it is used to distinguish whether a command is brought by the shell or by a standalone binary file outside the shell. If a command is an external command, then using the- p parameter displays the path to the command, which is equivalent to the which command.

use instances of the type command:

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Atitit. Software GUI buttons and panels---OS zone-----linux Windows Search Files folder