The Late Night Linux FamilyWhat's the best open source app or utility that no one else has heard of?
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vandys@LateNightLinux "Rawhide" ("rh") is a C-like syntax find utility. I have kept it alive over all the years since it first came out in comp.sources.unix on Usenet:
https://sources.vsta.org:7100/rh/index
For instance, C source bigger than 10k:
rh -e '"*.[ch]" && (size > 10K)'
C source or Makefiles modified more than a week ago:
rh -f -
("*.[ch]" || "[Mm]akefile") && (mtime < (NOW - 7*days))
(For longer things, it'll accept the code on standard input, or from a file.)
https://sources.vsta.org:7100/rh/index
For instance, C source bigger than 10k:
rh -e '"*.[ch]" && (size > 10K)'
C source or Makefiles modified more than a week ago:
rh -f -
("*.[ch]" || "[Mm]akefile") && (mtime < (NOW - 7*days))
(For longer things, it'll accept the code on standard input, or from a file.)