'How do I use gshuf or python in the terminal to randomly shuffle files in a folder on mac os?
I am trying to randomly shuffle the files in a folder on my mac. I came across a suggestion to use gshuf (part of coreutils), but I don't know exactly what command to enter.
First I tried going into the folder and typing gshuf, and that didn't seem to do anything so I hit control-c to exit. Then I tried gshuf and the folder path, and I got an error:
gshuf /Users/xxx
gshuf: read error: Is a directory
Anyone know how to make it work? Can I use python in the terminal to do this?
Solution 1:[1]
I think you might want to try using -e
for ECHO
which treat each ARG
as an input.
You can read the manual by:
$ man K- shuf
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