-=> Jon Justvig wrote to Dennis Katsonis <=-

 JJ> @MSGID: 
 JJ> @REPLY: 
 JJ>   Re: Re: reboot :)
 JJ>   By: Dennis Katsonis to Jon Justvig on Thu Mar 17 2022 09:10 pm

 DK> -=> Jon Justvig wrote to Benny Pedersen <=-

 JJ> Let's keep it going...

 JJ> find / -type f -size 1G

 JJ> This command will start in the root / directory and check files and
 JJ> list them if the file(s) are 1 gigs or more.
 JJ> ===

Ahh, with ZSH you can do this with

ls **/*(.Lm+1)

or to run any command on those files
chown user.user **/*(.Lm+1)
Change user and group to "user" for any file in this directory tree over 1M

But here is another, works with bash and zsh.

Lets day you run a command, and you want to reuse the last parameter
for example you type
ls /home/user/documents/file/path/this_is_a_text_file.txt
now you want to delete it, so instead of typing the path again, or hitting up
arrow and changing "ls" to "rm", you can just use "ALT-." to bring up the last
parameter.

Type rm, then alt-., and the last parameter from the last command, in this
example the long path and filename, will be inserted.


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