12-31-2017, 12:52 AM
You might try "ls" command:
Open the folder containing your files > right-click and select "open terminal here" > and try these: *ls -laxo and *ls -ltr
From the man pages for ls:
*ls -laxo Lists files with permissions, shows hidden files, displays them in a column format, and suppresses group information.
*ls -ltr List files sorted by the time they were last modified in reverse order (most recently modified files last)
If that provides the result you want, then you could copy your files using the "mv" or "cp" command or simply go to the folder in thunar and select those you want to.
Hope this helps!
Open the folder containing your files > right-click and select "open terminal here" > and try these: *ls -laxo and *ls -ltr
From the man pages for ls:
*ls -laxo Lists files with permissions, shows hidden files, displays them in a column format, and suppresses group information.
*ls -ltr List files sorted by the time they were last modified in reverse order (most recently modified files last)
If that provides the result you want, then you could copy your files using the "mv" or "cp" command or simply go to the folder in thunar and select those you want to.
Hope this helps!
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