Juliet Kemp shares some useful regular expressions for finding things on your Linux system. She also guides us through the perilous minefields of single quotes, double quotes, and shell expansion, and shows us how to craft our own custom regular expressions.
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Finding Things on Linux and Understanding Regular Expressions
September 14th, 2009 Admin Posted in Community, Linux Developer Network No Comments »
