Just
find . -type d | while read FOLDER; do cd "${FOLDER}";
I reckon ( don't really know the case )
I usually do something like this (might not be most efficient, but I like it
for clarity.
# for i in $(find . -type d); do
cd "${i}";
whatever you want to do in i;
cd ..;
done
Cheers,
Jan
I think git log is using more, not less .. that's why your console is not
cleaned up.
Cheers,
Jan
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If you
Oops, sorry Rahul .. shouldn't have replied through private mail :S
Thanks for your reply still.
Cheers,
Jan
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Hey all,
Just want to introduce myself as a new member.
Love the work that's going on in Fedora and I'd like to participate in the
community.
I'm a system architect/programmer at http://dutchsoftware.com [1] and mainly
working on http://elvisready.com. [2]
We're using lots of opensource soft