for z in *.txt; do zip "${z%".txt"}.zip" "$z"; doneWhere “txt” can be replaced by any other extension, so file1.txt will be zipped to file1.zip, file2.txt will be file2.zip etc.
And to unzip all the files you can use the following:
for z in *.zip; do unzip "$z"; done
| Libretro Core Name | MAME Version | Notes |
|---|---|---|
MAME (current) | Latest | Always requires the matching newest ROM set (e.g., 0.260) |
MAME2016 | 0.174 | Good compatibility, supports newer games |
MAME2015 | 0.160 | Slightly older, still good coverage |
MAME2010 | 0.139 | Very stable, moderate compatibility |
MAME2003-Plus | Based on 0.78 + backports | Enhanced compatibility, best for Raspberry Pi / low power |
MAME2003 | 0.78 | Very common, used in many older builds |
MAME2003-Midway | 0.78 + Midway hacks | Specialized for Midway games (MK, NBA Jam) |
MAME2000 | 0.37b5 | Very old, used for very weak hardware only |
Easiest way to sort subdirectory sizes:
du -h -d 1 |sort -k1 -rhWhere du -h -d 1 is used to show human readable format (-h) and only 1st level of subdirectory (-d 1).
In order to mount your Nextcloud as drive in Windows, in command prompt use following command to mount it as drive N and replace YOURSERVER, YOURSERVERPORT, YOURUSERNAME and YOURPASSWORD with your values.
net use N: https://YOURSERVER:YOURSERVERPORT/nextcloud/remote.php/dav/files/your-username/ /user:YOURUSERNAME YOURPASSWORDIn order to check MD5 hash on Windows 10/11 you can run the following command in command line prompt (cmd.exe):
CertUtil -hashfile examplefile.exe MD5
After running the command output would look like:
d3c3191cd86a41f27ff97f5350cb5dfd
CertUtil: -hashfile command completed successfully.