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Just curious, I tried this:
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zsh 4.3.4% for i ({1..400000}) touch "$i".txt
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zsh 4.3.4% rm *txt zsh: argument list too long: rm zsh 4.3.4% autoload zargs zsh 4.3.4% zargs *txt rm -- zargs:168: subscript too big: 397905 zsh 4.3.4% while :;do rm *.txt([1,20000]);done zsh: argument list too long: rm Code:
while :;do rm *.txt([1,10000]);done |
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