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mib@deakin.edu.au wrote:
: deezee@speednet.com.au (David Zulian) writes:
: >Lastly could someone be kind enough as to answer a silly question like
: >what is the command under LINUX which acts as TREE for MSDOS ?

: Can't think of one, off the top of my head.  You can use the -R flag
: to ls to show all subdirectories, but that's not the same.

It's been that long since I used DOS that I had to think for a while
to remember what TREE does :)

The command that you want is 'find'. See 'man find' for details.  Find
is a bit of a kitchen sink command so a small example follows:

bonnie:~$ find /etc -type d
/etc
/etc/skel
/etc/skel/.term
/etc/lilo
/etc/rc.d
bonnie:~$

This doesn't have the lines that TREE does, but I find them annoying
and useless anyway.

Chris.
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