Linux command to find and delete certain files, but output the result or verbose mode?
find also has a -delete flag. And you could also combine everything into one command, possibly saving some time:
find . \( -name .DS_Store -or -name ._.DS_Store -or -name Thumbs.db -or -name ._Thumbs.db \) -print -delete
Just add the -v parameter to the rm command for verbose output, e.g.
find . -name .DS_Store -printf \"%p\"\ \ | xargs rm -v