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Simple grep question
This should be so easy... I want to find all the apps in /Applications that start with the lower case i (e.g. iTunes.app, iSync.app, iCal.app) They should all have the .app extension. I've tried: Code:
ls /Applications |grep -o i*.app ls /Applications/i*.app Anyhow, I just want to see what apps if any are in that location, for some reason it is harder than it should be to get clean output! |
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