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Remove duplicates with fdupes

Example, this searches the current directory including subdirectories and presents a prompt for deletion: fdupes ./ -r -d In the prompt presented use the following to select rows matching the string: sel The selection can be inverted with isel Mark selected rows for keeping with ks Each entry has to be accepted by pressing enter. When rows has been accepted, delete the ones not selected with prune When done, exit the prompt with
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Remove duplicates with fdupes

Example, this searches the current directory including subdirectories and presents a prompt for deletion: fdupes ./ -r -d In the prompt presented use the following to select rows matching the string: sel The selection can be inverted with isel Mark selected rows for keeping with ks Each entry has to be accepted by pressing enter. When rows has been accepted, delete the ones not selected with prune When done, exit the prompt with
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