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How to list only files which begin with a period character?
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How to list only files which begin with a period character?
I want to know how this it possible with ls, grep and find.

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How to show only hidden files in Terminal?

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How to list only files which begin with a period character?
I want to know how this it possible with ls, grep and find.

edited Feb 9 at 8:55

dessert

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asked Feb 9 at 7:25

Farshad

This question already has an answer here:

How to show only hidden files in Terminal?

12 answers

How to list only files which begin with a period character?
I want to know how this it possible with ls, grep and find.

This question already has an answer here:

How to show only hidden files in Terminal?

12 answers

bash files hidden-files

edited Feb 9 at 8:55

dessert

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asked Feb 9 at 7:25

Farshad

edited Feb 9 at 8:55

dessert

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Farshad

edited Feb 9 at 8:55

dessert

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edited Feb 9 at 8:55

dessert

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edited Feb 9 at 8:55

dessert

25.3k673107

asked Feb 9 at 7:25

Farshad

asked Feb 9 at 7:25

Farshad

asked Feb 9 at 7:25

Farshad

marked as duplicate by pomsky, karel, Charles Green, Thomas, user2405 Feb 10 at 11:01

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To see only files whose name begins with '.' just use '.*' in all commands.

Examples:

ls .*

find . -name '.*'

grep xy .*

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To see only files whose name begins with '.' just use '.*' in all commands.

Examples:

ls .*

find . -name '.*'

grep xy .*

edited Feb 9 at 8:49

answered Feb 9 at 8:43

muclux

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To see only files whose name begins with '.' just use '.*' in all commands.

Examples:

ls .*

find . -name '.*'

grep xy .*

edited Feb 9 at 8:49

answered Feb 9 at 8:43

muclux

3,48611131

add a comment |

To see only files whose name begins with '.' just use '.*' in all commands.

Examples:

ls .*

find . -name '.*'

grep xy .*

edited Feb 9 at 8:49

answered Feb 9 at 8:43

muclux

3,48611131

To see only files whose name begins with '.' just use '.*' in all commands.

Examples:

ls .*

find . -name '.*'

grep xy .*

edited Feb 9 at 8:49

answered Feb 9 at 8:43

muclux

3,48611131

edited Feb 9 at 8:49

answered Feb 9 at 8:43

muclux

3,48611131

answered Feb 9 at 8:43

muclux

3,48611131

answered Feb 9 at 8:43

muclux

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