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From the (linux) command line, is there a technique to recursively copy all files of type X from ./foo to ./bar and reproduce the directory structure of ./foo within ./bar? Example: I want to copy every html file but no others from every directory in one location to mirrored directories in another. [more inside]
posted by Grod on Nov 10, 2008 - 19 answers

What's the easiest way to clone the contents of one drive onto the partition of another? The one drive is 10GB and has a home rolled linux installation that runs beautifully on an old laptop. The other drive is 40GB and has a win98 partition, an Ubuntu partition, and a Zenwalk partition. I'm going to blow the last two away because they're slower than win 98, and put the homegrown flavor back. Should I do this from a liveCD Knoppix, perhaps, or DSL? [more inside]
posted by Grod on Jun 9, 2007 - 7 answers

arrrrh. This is probably a stupid question. Flash 7.0.61 plug-in, Firefox 1.0.7, and Linux 2.6.14 : Flash was working. Then it stopped working. [more inside]
posted by Grod on Dec 18, 2005 - 6 answers