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1.8.1 Searching for Files
Using Search for File on the System menu, you can locate files on your computer or on a network
share using any number of search criteria.
Figure 1-14
Search for Files Dialog
Search for Files uses the find, grep, and locate UNIX commands, and all searches are case
insensitive.
You can also open the Search for Files dialog by entering the following command in a terminal
window:
gnome-search-tool
Performing a Basic Search
1
Click Computer > More Applications > System > Search for Files .
2 Type the search text in the Name contains field.
The search text can be a filename or partial filename, with or without wildcards, as shown in
the following table:
3 In the Look in folder field, type the path to the directory where you want Search for Files to
begin the search.
4 Click Find .
Search for Files searches in the directory that you specify (and any subdirectories of the directory)
and displays the results of the search in the Search Results list. If Search for Files does not find any
Search Text Example Result
Full or partial filename myfile.txt Searches for all files that contain “myfile.txt”
in the filename.
Partial filename combined with
wildcards (* [ ]) *.[ch] Searches for all files that have a .c or .h
extension.