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A simple command, the rename from util-linuxrename from util-linux, will do that for you, it replace. It replaces every occurencesoccurrence of "txt" towith "text" in all filefiles matching "*.txt":

rename txt text *.txt

A simple command, the rename from util-linux, will do that for you, it replace every occurences of "txt" to "text" in all file matching "*.txt":

rename txt text *.txt

A simple command, rename from util-linux, will do that for you. It replaces every occurrence of "txt" with "text" in all files matching "*.txt":

rename txt text *.txt
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A simple command, the rename from util-linux, will do that for you, it replace every occurences of "txt" to "text" in all file matching "*.txt":

rename txt text *.txt

A simple command will do that for you, it replace every occurences of "txt" to "text" in all file matching "*.txt":

rename txt text *.txt

A simple command, the rename from util-linux, will do that for you, it replace every occurences of "txt" to "text" in all file matching "*.txt":

rename txt text *.txt
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A simple command will do that for you, it replace every occurences of "txt" to "text" in all file matching "*.txt":

rename txt text *.txt