Another search engine; another algorithm. When will it all make sense? ;)

A simple Bash script to parse Google's PR checksum and return any pages rank from the command line!

It's been a while since we put out an seo metrics script. In many ways, this is the opposite of our last one.

Now that the big 4 are done, we can get on with our lives ;)

Our Yahoo search index rank script with an important fix!

In today's post I'm going to show how to use the command line find program to search for files. There are certainly different GUI tools available in Linux, such as Beagle, to search for files. The advantage of many of these systems is that they index the files on your system so that the searching is rather fast.

"I could not find an Emacs command reference arranged by category so I wrote a Python script to create one. Here is the original index sorted by command name. Below is the index sorted by category..."

Locating files that you know exist, but you can’t remember where they are can be frustrating. There are a handful of GUI-based search tools for Linux and Unix, but if you prefer to work in the command line, or don’t have one of these special apps installed, you can often fall back on command line tool locate.

In an attempt to find a good Unix reference for you FOSSwire readers, I was unsuccessful at finding a decent one on the Internet. So, why not make one?