04-01-2015
Do you know what ls -lrt means?
-r: sort reverse
-t: sort by time
So you are sorting a list of one file backwards by time...
find . -ls should show dates, too, it does here, what does it show for you?
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AXI-CACHE(1) User Commands AXI-CACHE(1)
NAME
axi-cache - query the Apt Xapian Index
SYNOPSIS
axi-cache [options] command [args]
DESCRIPTION
Query the Apt Xapian index.
Commands:
search commands:
axi-cache again [query]
repeat the last search, possibly adding query terms
axi-cache help
show a summary of commands
axi-cache info
print information about the apt-xapian-index environment
axi-cache last [count]
show the last results again
axi-cache more [count]
show more terms from the last search
axi-cache rdetails pkgname[s]
show details of reverse relationships for the given packages
axi-cache search [terms]
start a new search
apt-cache front-ends:
axi-cache depends pkgname[s]
run apt-cache depends pkgname[s]
axi-cache madison pkgname[s]
run apt-cache madison pkgname[s]
axi-cache policy pkgname[s]
run apt-cache policy pkgname[s]
axi-cache rdepends pkgname[s]
run apt-cache rdepends pkgname[s]
axi-cache show pkgname[s]
run apt-cache show pkgname[s]
axi-cache showpkg pkgname[s]
run apt-cache showpkg pkgname[s]
axi-cache showsrc pkgname[s]
run apt-cache showsrc pkgname[s]
OPTIONS
--version
show program's version number and exit
-h, --help
show this help message and exit
-s SORT, --sort=SORT
sort by the given value, as listed in /var/lib/apt-xapian-index/values. Add a '-' to reverse sort order
--tags show matching tags, rather than packages
--tabcomplete=TYPE
suggest words for tab completion of the current command line (type is 'plain' or 'partial')
--last use 'show --last' to limit tab completion to only the packages from the last search results
--all disable pagination and always show all results. Note that search results are normally sorted by relevance, so you may find meaning-
less results at the end of the output
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