TL;DR: gci -r -fi <filename-pattern> My favorite use of find in bash is to find files whose name matches a pattern. For instance, find all the jar files under this directory: bash# find . -name ‘*.jar’ In PowerShell, there’s a program called “find” but it ain’t the same program. Short Answer Instead, use Get-ChildItem. The …
Today I learned how to create aliases in PowerShell. I’m switching from Mac to Windows, and I want the terminal in VS Code to do what I want. No terminal will work for me until it interprets gs as git status. I type that compulsively. In bash, setting that up looks like this: alias gs=’git …
Ah, command line tools, they’re so fast. And so easy to use on a Mac. Given a bunch of image files in the same dimensions, that you want to crop to a fixed portion of the image: 1) Install imagemagick brew install imagemagick 2) put all the images in a directory by themselves, and cd …
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