Jeff,
No not those windows specific directories... all my DOC's etc...
like I want windows specific stuff on my system, that would be similar to
hitting my head against the wall and well.. I am not into self destruction
<Smile>
I will try some other stuff.. thanks for your help.
Karina
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Dike [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: June 02, 2000 01:28
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [techtalk] Removing spaces form Windows File names
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> thanks for the info I will try it out, Actually what I am doing is
> Migrating everything to Linux, so all the Windows File thingy's are
> copied over to a Linux filesystem and well I kind of want to get rid
> of Windows all together.
What do you expect to do with your Windows files once you get them onto your
Linux filesystem with the spaces removed? There will be a ProgramFiles
directory with lots of stuff in it, but that will all be Windows-specific
stuff that has no use on Linux.
> Well I must be doing something wrong, it is telling me
> find: missing argument to '-exec' sed: -e expression #1, char 7:
> unknown option to 's'
Good :-) I was hoping that it wouldn't exactly work until you explained why
you are trying to do this.
I don't really think you want to. If you want to ditch Windows altogether
and
go with Linux, then I don't think you don't have any use for those Windows
files and directories any more.
Jeff
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