Suppose there is directory with files and most of them have "ubuntu" string in common to the name of file .
i used the command
mv ubuntu1 ubuntu2 ubuntu3 ubuntu/now i want to move all these files from this directory to other directory without moving each file differently.
1 Answer
Use the command
mv *ubuntu* destination_directory_path/where *ubuntu* indicates that ubuntu may appear anywhere in between the file/folder name.
NOTE: This will move all files which have ubuntu in their name in the current directory and the destination folders name should not have ubuntu in it. If it is present, first rename the destination to somthing else and then try the above command.