My gf likes the Beatles so I placed a couple of tracks on my harddisk ...
Beatles - Here Comes The Sun.mp3
Beatles - If I Fell.mp3
Beatles - Tell me why.mp3
Beatles - Things we said today.mp3... now from terminal - I can easily enqueue a track to my media player totem
totem --enqueue "Beatles - Here Comes The Sun.mp3"But sometimes my gf likes to give me smoochies, thus, keeping me busy from spending all day enqueueing tracks one by one.
Is there a way to enque multiple tracks with a single command?
... it doesn't have to be simple ... but she thinks single command lines are so hot, resulting in more smoochies :) Also, please presume that the files could be scattered in subdirectories.
I've tried the following but it didn't work ...
totem --enqueue "$(find -iname "*beatles*")"1 Answer
It's because of the spacing in the filenames that it doesn't work...
Try
find -iname '*beatles*' -exec totem --enqueue {} +this executes totem --enqueue with all files found, but escapes the spaces properly.
