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Rename multiple files to another extension in Linux
Let us say that you want to rename all of your “.php5″ files to “.php” files. You can use for loop. |
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What about krename? :)
Personally, I use the command-line rename. A force of habit, I suppose, as I have krename installed and just can't remember that a GUI exists ;)
Personally, I use the command-line rename. A force of habit, I suppose, as I have krename installed and just can't remember that a GUI exists ;)
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Works perfectly and since you get to look at the results first, is rather more foolproof than the suggested method, especially for those not used to writing scripts...