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The following grep expression successfully lists all the .exe and .html files in the current directory and sub directories.
ls -R |grep -E .*[\.exe]$\|.*[\.html]$
How do I invert this result to list those that aren’t a .html or .exe instead. (That is, !=.)
Use command-line option
-vor--invert-match,