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`nnn` is covered there. It's not a one-shot utility, but a file manager. Also, you would be happy to know I use the following alias on my system to fire it in
by apjana 7y ago
`nnn` is covered there. It's not a one-shot utility, but a file manager.
Also, you would be happy to know I use the following alias on my system to fire it in 162 ms:
alias n='nnn -isl'
- SonOfLilit 7y agoNaturally :-) That's why "tongue in cheek". I still can't imagine myself switching from Total Commander, it's so amazingly powerful.