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Hello lets say we have a directory tree like this:
src/
src/sub1/a.cpp
src/sub2/b.cpp
lib/
lib/doc1.cpp
lib/doc2.cpp
how to move all those files into a common directory e.g. test such that the result in test directory will be like this:
test/
test/a.cpp
test/b.cpp
test/doc1.cpp
test/doc2.cpp
Is Google broken? 😉
I found this with “move files into single directory linux”
http://www.howtogeek.com/wiki/Move_Files_Into_One_Directory_in_Linux_With_Find