Recursive Delete file type in Linux
Handy little command Ok, the reason I needed this is because I use VIM and with my configuration, it generates "*.bak" and "*.orig" files for every file I open. When I am done with a project I need to clean all of it up quickly. After some searching, here is what I found. (On the Ubuntu forums, I just put it on my blog so I don't lose it, and I can find it quickly) First "cd" to the top directory you want to start in. (Don't be stupid...Featured articles
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