rmThumbnails is a script for Kommander to remove outdated thumbnails from your computer.
If you're looking for a simple, no-frills tool to delete old thumbnails from your system, look no further than rmThumbnails. This handy Kommander script is designed to streamline the process of removing old, unnecessary files from your local storage.
To use rmThumbnails, simply execute the following command: find ~/.thumbnails -type f -cmin -60 -exec rm '{}'; This powerful command will search your system for any thumbnails that are over 60 minutes old, and automatically delete them from your hard drive.
It's worth noting that rmThumbnails is designed to be a permanent solution - files that are deleted using this tool will not be moved to your trash folder, and they will be completely unrecoverable once they're gone. So if you're using rmThumbnails, make sure you're absolutely certain that you want to remove those old thumbnails from your system!
To use rmThumbnails, simply execute the following command: find ~/.thumbnails -type f -cmin -60 -exec rm '{}'; This powerful command will search your system for any thumbnails that are over 60 minutes old, and automatically delete them from your hard drive.
It's worth noting that rmThumbnails is designed to be a permanent solution - files that are deleted using this tool will not be moved to your trash folder, and they will be completely unrecoverable once they're gone. So if you're using rmThumbnails, make sure you're absolutely certain that you want to remove those old thumbnails from your system!
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