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One of the file system artifacts that come from using Windows is "desktop.ini" files in your music directories. You can get rid of these with a simple | One of the file system artifacts that come from using Windows is "desktop.ini" files in your music directories. You can get rid of these with a simple find command | ||
<source lang="bash"> | <source lang="bash"> | ||
# look first before you leap | |||
find ~/Music -name desktop.ini | |||
# yeah, we don't want any of those so remove them | |||
find ~/Music -name desktop.ini -exec rm {} \; | find ~/Music -name desktop.ini -exec rm {} \; | ||
# same thing with sfv, nfo, and m3u files | |||
find ~/Music -name '*.sfv' -exec rm {} \; | |||
find ~/Music -name '*.nfo' -exec rm {} \; | |||
find ~/Music -name '*.m3u' -exec rm {} \; | |||
</source> | </source> | ||