I am very adept at using the GNU (Unix / Linux) find command.
Now I am looking for a GUI UI tool where I can run any find command I want, or point it to a script and have the results displayed in a file manager.
For example, when I run find, I can then open in vi and cycle through the files:
$find . -type f -name '*.txt' -exec vi {} \;
and cycle through them, but I need a two paned file manager (source destination) so that I can double click and open the file in notepad, edit, save or move to a folder in the destination pane.
I'm not aware of any product out there with a GUI where I can run GNU find commands.
Nothing really beats GNU find for finding files.
I do not need GUI or mouse click help creating a find command, but rather viewing the results in a modern file manager.
On Windows, I use cygwin with find.exe (GNU find).
One solution, if there is such a thing in the Linux world, I may be able to run under WSL and point the find command search directories to the Windows OS directories.