How to find file with substring

Ubuntu 10.04

find -type f -name "*.css"|while read filename; do

cat $filename|grep fff & echo $filename;

done

• find - search
• -type f - files
• -name "*.css" - with name contains ".css"
• |while read filename; do - while read this files
• cat $filename - write file-content
• |grep ddb - search substring "ddb" in file-contents
• & echo $filename; - write name of file
• done - close while

FreeBSD 7:

find -f *.php|while read filename; do cat $filename|grep theme && echo $filename; done

Sega

Debian i386 way.

1. sudo apt-get install dgen

2. dgen hxw

Debian x86_64 first way.

1. sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list

2. replace all "# deb" to "deb"

3. save

4. sudo apt-get update

5. sudo apt-get install ia32-libs

6. sudo apt-get install dgen

7. dgen HxW

Debian x86_64 second stupid but working way.

1. sudo apt-get install wine

2. sudo apt-get remove ttf-mscore-installer //as you get terrible fonts

3. Get emulator.

4. wine

Windows way.

1. Get emulator.

2. Run it and use your fucking GUI.

Roms:

1. Phantasy Star II

2. Phantasy Star III

3. Ultimate Mortal Kombat III

4. Uncharted Waters II. New Horizons

5. Rock'n'Roll Racing

6. Road Rash 3

Ubuntu LiveUSB:

Debian-way:

1. sudo apt-get install usb-creator

2. usb-creator

3. check "diskarded on shutdown".

4. make startup disk.

Windows-way:

DIE BASTARD