水一下，不然这里就完全变成没有生气的代码堆了（还乱的一批）
最近几周实在太浪了，完全没学习（=￣ω￣=大概是的吧）然后这个博客的硬货数量也还停留在一篇，近期应该再会写一篇
（2021年初观光：学个吊毛，写个吊毛，起来看番啊）
好了，言归正传
How to search and delete files who contain specific string in name？
Please be careful
This following command with the parameter -delete deletes all the files with something in the name in the specified directory and in all subdirectories.
Open a terminal and go to the right folder:
1 | cd <your_search_starts_here> |
test with
1 | find . -type f -name "*something*" |
and delete with
1 | find . -type f -name "*something*" -delete |
Or a shorter version:
1 | find <your_search_starts_here> -type f -name "*something*" -delete |
1. For your home folder:
Warning: first run a test!!!
1 | find ~ -type f -name "*something*" |
and then
1 | find ~ -type f -name "*something*" -delete |
2. For the whole filesystem（从根目录开始搜索）:
Warning: first run a test !!!
1 | sudo find / -type f -name "*something*" |
and test again and than delete with
1 | sudo find / -type f -name "*something*" -delete |
3. Or only in the specified directory（在指定文件夹下搜索）:
1 | find <your_search_starts_here> -maxdepth 1 -type f -name "*something*" -delete |
And because you have used the tag locate:
The results of a search with locate are based on a database. This may be outdated. Start an update with sudo updatedb. find performs a true search. However, it also takes longer.
出处：原文