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 ` ). </s>

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