How to remove “._” files in a directory? Ubuntu

Question

Is there a command line to remove all "._foo.html" files in a directory on Unbuntu?

Answer 1

rm ./._*

more stuff since it must be at least 15 characters.

Answer 2

I use the following command to remove all of those annoying Apple files, but this one also does it recursively through all sub-directories, too:

# find . -iname '._*' -exec rm -rf {} \;

Answer 3

I use James' answer so often during webdevelopment I created my own command in ~/.bash_profile

alias rmd=rmdotfiles
 rmdotfiles(){
   if [ -z "$1" ]; then
      local path=.
   else
      local path=$1
   fi

  find $path -iname '._*' -exec rm -rf {} \;
}

Remember to type . ~/bash_profile after editing the file to make it available.

EDIT: Example usage: rmd /path/to/dir