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Here's how I change all the file extensions in the current directory on Debian.

rename "s/oldExtension$/newExtension/" *.txt

(This is the Perl rename command, not the util-linux one. See Why is the rename utility on Debian/Ubuntu different than the one on other distributions, like CentOS?)

On MacOS, user Monkpit reports that they were able to use brew install rename to get this to work.

Here's how I change all the file extensions in the current directory on Debian or Ubuntu.

rename "s/oldExtension$/newExtension/" *.txt

(This is the Perl rename command, not the util-linux one. See Why is the rename utility on Debian/Ubuntu different than the one on other distributions, like CentOS?)

On MacOS, user Monkpit reports that they were able to use brew install rename to get this to work.

Here's how I change all the file extensions in the current directory on Debian.

rename "s/oldExtension$/newExtension/" *.txt

(This is the Perl rename command, not the util-linux one. See Why is the rename utility on Debian/Ubuntu different than the one on other distributions, like CentOS?)

Here's how I change all the file extensions in the current directory on Debian.

rename "s/oldExtension$/newExtension/" *.txt

(This is the Perl rename command, not the util-linux one. See Why is the rename utility on Debian/Ubuntu different than the one on other distributions, like CentOS?)

On MacOS, user Monkpit reports that they were able to use brew install rename to get this to work.

Here's how I change all the file extensions in the current directory on Debian.

rename "s/oldExtension/newExtension/" *.txt

(This is the Perl rename command, not the util-linux one. See Why is the rename utility on Debian/Ubuntu different than the one on other distributions, like CentOS?)

Here's how I change all the file extensions in the current directory on Debian.

rename "s/oldExtension$/newExtension/" *.txt

(This is the Perl rename command, not the util-linux one. See Why is the rename utility on Debian/Ubuntu different than the one on other distributions, like CentOS?)