Flatten a Nested Directory & File Hierarchy from Command Line of OS X

OS X Daily
By Paul HorowitzFeb 11, 2015, 2:30 pm2.9k ptsInteresting
Have you ever needed to flatten a directory structure, moving all file contents from a directories child folders into a single folder? While you can do this manually by moving around files and folders from the file system of OS X or Linux, a faster option is to turn to the command line. Maybe at ... Read More

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