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Hello i have a bunch of folders with several images (jpg and png) at the same directory level (./ParentDirectory/contents/1680x1050.png for example) called the same (1680x1050.jpg or 1680x1050.png) on different subdirectories, I want to know if is possible to use the find command to copy this files to a different directory (e.g. ./Something/) keeping the name but adding the parent name to the file name so at the end they are as ./Something/ParenDirectory_1680x1050.jpg and ParenDirectory_1680x1050.png.
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Hello i have a bunch of folders with several images (jpg and png) at the same directory level (./ParentDirectory/contents/1680x1050.png for example) called the same (1680x1050.jpg or 1680x1050.png) on different subdirectories, I want to know if is possible to use the find command to copy this files to a different directory (e.g. ./Something/) keeping the name but adding the parent name to the file name so at the end they are as ./Something/ParenDirectory_1680x1050.jpg and ParenDirectory_1680x1050.png.
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Hello i have a bunch of folders with several images (jpg and png) at the same directory level (./ParentDirectory/contents/1680x1050.png for example) called the same (1680x1050.jpg or 1680x1050.png) on different subdirectories, I want to know if is possible to use the find command to copy this files to a different directory (e.g. ./Something/) keeping the name but adding the parent name to the file name so at the end they are as ./Something/ParenDirectory_1680x1050.jpg and ParenDirectory_1680x1050.png.
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