Hmm. Found two more ways and both are good enough.
Considering the directories and files already created in a home folder, this is the first way:
echo "/home/dir1/ /home/dir2/ /home/dir3/ " | sudo xargs -n 1 cp -v /home/file{a..z}
Considering directories were already made, this is the second...
find * -maxdepth 0 -type d -exec cp -vi testfile{a..z} {} \;
This work, but caused a problem.
It will put it in all directories in the same level (maxdepth 0).
I will keep searching for another way.
Hello.
I'm new to linux and forums alike.
I've been doing linux basics.
I have a question
I'm creating 12 folder with
Mkdir dir{1..12}
Is it possible, on linux, to create a bunch of files that will be inserted into all those folders simultaneously?
Touch file{1..12} dir{1..12} doesn't seem to...