[ Thanks to Carla Schroder for this link. ]
The Linux find, grep, and awk commands are amazing
power tools for fine-grained file searches, and for finding things
inside files. With them you can find the largest and newest files
on a system, fine-tune search parameters, search for text inside
files, and perform some slick user management tricks.
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