Recursively Moving Files

Several times I've run into the situation where I have 30 or more files within 30 or more folders and I want to move them all into one location. I always flounder around and have to do some Google searching to figure out how. It's really simple, and this will serve as my own notepad so I can quickly find it again later.

Essentially, you just find all the files and then run a command against that list. It's actually easy to do from a command line, but a bit archaic. Here's an example:

find ./ -type f -name '*.txt' -exec mv -i {} ./ \;

That command will find all txt files in subdirectories of the current working directory and move them all into the current directory. Easy peasy!