The Modern UNIX command "fd" replaces the "find" command with a twist

[@xrafter]

For the fdfind -> fd.
You could just avoid fd at all and alias find to fdfind.
Sp if you want to run fdfind you type `find`
And if you find you type ``\find`` or ``command find``

[@xrafter]

Bash 👆

[@CyperN077]

Thanks for posting. I picked up something I was missing on Debian, now my script runs as it should. Keep the videos coming bruv...

[@domukaz]

The modern-unix programs look cool! Thanks for making this video.

[@josephgrasso6802]

Awesome teaching Josh, thank you!

[@jdevcast6527]

Thanks! Great explanation. It is really useful.

[@richtraube2241]

Seems simpler to use than find for typical uses such as running commands on each found file. I'll give it a try.

[@nytetg434]

Hey bro… I’m sure all of this is great, BUT NICE HAT!!!!

[@johnlinley2702]

If we have a better code for find, why not update the find command? why not update ifconfig? or netstat? Why rename everything and have to update our scripts and memory?

[@davejones2377]

They do update the find command. find is a POSIX standard.
ifconfig and netstat are not.