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find command
i use the command:
find /home/ -type d -mtime -10 and it prints out e.g /home/john /home/john/kde my Question what do i have to do that it dont shows tha line with kde? I mean i wanna find the directories that are newer then 10 days but i dont wanna get the result with the kde-directory in it |
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Append ! -name kde like so:
find /home -type d \! -name kde -mtime -10 |
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