December 7, 2008
For years I have been using the syntax:
$ find . -type f -exec rm {} ;
For some reason I took the time to read the man page for find today and guess what:
$ find . -type f -delete
Does the exact same thing and it is almost instant. Lesson learned, every now and again read the man page.
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