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<p>I currently have ~40k RAW images that are in a nested directory structure. (Some folders have as many as 100 subfolders filled with files.) I would like to move them all into one master directory, with no subfolders. How could this be accomplished using <code>mv</code>? I know the <code>-r</code> switch will copy recursively, but this copies folders as well, and I do not wish to have subdirectories in the master folder. </p>
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<bash><unix><gnu><folder><mv>
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