DESKTOP/Root of Photo Folders/Folder1qweqwasdfsd/*jpg
DESKTOP/Root of Photo Folders/Folder2asdasdasd/*jpg
DESKTOP/Root of Photo Folders/Folder3asdadfhgasdf/*jpg
DESKTOP/Root of Photo Folders/Folder4qwetwdfsdfg/*jpg
DESKTOP/Root of Photo Folders/Folder54236fdsghsdgf/*jpg
I would like to copy all jpg's out of these folders into a single folder.
How might I do this simply and with a single command or two?
Thanks, didn't quite work because there were some duplicate names and .JPG is a different extension from .jpg (and it was a 50/50 mixed bag, even within the same directories *sigh*)
Then use a regular expression, or upcase or dncase all the files prior to the find command that was listed....
You can eliminate dups with a find ... | tr ... | sort | uniq > filename.ext
Then cat filename.ext | xorgs ...
or
edit filename.ext to convert it to a script
or
the possibilities are abundant
Are you trying to de-dup, or just move files, or both, or something else?