Use info to access the top level info page. Use info find to access the Find Utilities section directly. An online version of the documentation is also available, but please note that this is not always fully up-to-date. Here is an example operation to make all HTML files in the subdirectory htdocs readable by all using find and xargs. This is a typical example of how find and xargs are used with other utilities to provide powerful directory traversal capability.
The releases are announced on the mailing list, and you should join the mailing list if you plan to test the alpha releases. Findutils releases are signed by the GNU findutils maintainers as part of the procedure for uploading to the FTP site. The maintainer's keys that they are signed with are available on Savannah. The key is not available from some keyservers because it has an image in a subkey, which some of them don't like.
Official releases can be downloaded as source archives as described above, but the findutils source code is also available via git. See the Savannah web page findutils - Git Repositories for details. If you would like to report a bug, please do so via the findutils bug reporting page on Savannah. It is not required to submit a bug report via the Savannah bug form, but doing so will prevent the bug from being missed or forgotten and is therefore encouraged. It will also ensure that you are notified when the bug has been fixed.
However, there will be occasions where you're not sure whether the problem you have is actually a bug, or you just want to talk about ideas for improving findutils. Using the mailing list is a good way to do that. If you have a problem and are not sure it is a bug, or even if you are sure, feel free to open a discussion of the issue on the mailing list.
Searching the archive prior to opening a new discussion is recommended as many common problems will have already been discussed and explained. When reporting problems, please be patient.
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