Re: Fun with find - finding the newest files

[Douglas Royds]

I neglected to give credit ...

   
http://mediakey.dk/~cc/linux-howto-find-the-most-recently-changed-files-recursively/


Douglas Royds wrote:

find . -type f -printf "%TY-%Tm-%Td %TT %p\n" | sort -r | head
Newest files
   %Ta  Day of week as 
well







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Re: Fun with find - finding the newest files

[Craig Falconer]

This one cleans up sqlite databases that firefox uses.



find /home/ -name \*.sqlite -exec /usr/local/bin/clean-sqlite "{}" \;


where /usr/local/bin/clean-sqlite contains

#!/bin/tcsh
echo "VACUUM;" | /usr/bin/sqlite3 "$*"





Douglas Royds wrote, On 27/11/09 11:41:

find . -type f -printf "%TY-%Tm-%Td %TT %p\n" | sort -r | head
Newest files
   %Ta  Day of week as well


--
Craig Falconer

Fun with find - finding the newest files

[Douglas Royds]

find . -type f -printf "%TY-%Tm-%Td %TT %p\n" | sort -r | head
Newest files
   %Ta  Day of week as well





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Re: Skype on Kubuntu

[Barry]

Christopher Sawtell wrote:

Has anybody got Skype ( ver. 2.1.0.47 ) video to work on (K)ubuntu Kosmic
Koala ( or what ever it is that they are callling the 9.10 version - I
forget ) ?

My logitech webcam used to work with earlier Kubuntus, but now all I get is
a grey background.

Any war stories - both good and bad - and a fix would be most welcome.

Ahhh! They have released a new version. Which file did you download? My 
preference would be to try the static version.


With the previous version running this cmd would bring up a 0 or a 1...

xvattr -a XV_AUTOPAINT_COLORKEY

If you get a 0 reset with

xvattr -a XV_AUTOPAINT_COLORKEY -v 1

You need to install xvattr

Barry