ID: 630
In linux, how do I list all the files in the subdirectories of ~/data according to the time they were last edited?
Aligned LLM's Response:
To
list
all
the
files
in
the
sub
direct
ories
of
~
/
data
according
to
the
time
they
were
last
edited
in
Linux
,
you
can
use
the
following
command
:
\n
``
`
\n
find
~
/
data
-
type
f
-
printf
"%
T
@
%
p
\
n
"
|
sort
-
k
1
nr
\n
``
`
\n
This
command
uses
the
`
find
`
command
to
search
for
all
files
(
`
-
type
f
`)
in
the
`
~
/
data
`
directory
and
its
sub
direct
ories
.
The
`
-
printf
`
option
spec
ifies
the
output
format
,
which
includes
the
time
the
file
was
last
modified
(
`
%
T
@
`)
and
the
file
path
(
`
%
p
`
).
The
output
is
then
pip
ed
(
`
|
`)
to
the
`
sort
`
command
,
which
sorts
the
files
by
the
time
they
were
last
modified
in
reverse
numerical
order
(
`
-
k
1
nr
`
).
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