Recursively list full absolute path of files with permissions in Linux

Rather than ls or find you may try tree. Specifically tree -ifpugDs $PWD should give you what you would like.

-if removes indentation lines and prints out path

-p prints permissions

-ug prints user and group

-D prints modification time

-s prints size

If typing it is a problem, what about putting what you already have in a function:

myspecialfinder() {
  find $PWD/ -type f -name "$1" -printf '%M %u %g %s\t%a\t%p\r\n'
}

You would use it as

myspecialfinder file.name

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