> 1. It runs slowly Particularly, as it gives visual confirmation of files being deleted, moved, or what have you. In the case of deletes, it'll have to blank out all the icons representing the deleted file(s) and move other icons up as it rescans the directory.
> 2. The CL is faster if you know how to use it. Most definitely. And this particular example is not readily programmable by Konqueror or any other "gui" directory browser I know of. You can facilitate it somewhat by sorting (at least by size) so you don't have to hunt all over the disk to find files that match the criteria). > 3. I sometimes end up without the luxury of X... so i like to know how to get Indeed. But yuo can use xterm/konsole/what have you as well as Konqueror in day to day use. Both have advantages. For casual ad hoc file maintenance, Konqueror is probably easier since all you need do is right click the icon usually. But for real work, nothing beats working in the shell, and the OP's situation shell is going to be a win.
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