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Is there a way to list all the files(not directories) in a directory that starts with some letter, with the use of ls and grep ? When I say all files, I mean files with extension and files without extension. I know how to do it with a for loop, but I don't know how to do it with ls and grep.
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What systems won't display a / for directories using 'ls -F'?
Certainly works on all Linux systems, Solaris, FreeBSD, openBSD, AIX
What systems won't display a / for directories using 'ls -F'?
Certainly works on all Linux systems, Solaris, FreeBSD, openBSD, AIX
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OK, you're right, I thought it wouldn't work on Solaris, but it did. Thanks! :)
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