Nice to know that the C version will still be maintained as well, there are systems where setting up Zig would be a hassle. > Ncdu 2.0 doesn't work well with n

Nice to know that the C version will still be maintained as well, there are systems where setting up Zig would be a hassle. > Ncdu 2.0 doesn't work well with non-UTF-8 locales anymore, but I don't expect this to be a problem nowadays. I can believe this, but has there been any investigation into how common non-UTF-8 locales are nowadays? GNOME has been broken with non-UTF-8 locales for years (I can find a 6-year-old bug report that still has not been resolved) so that may have pushed users that previously were using non-UTF-8 locales to UTF-8, but that is only GNOME and does not apply to users of any other environment, who may have continued using non-UTF-8 locales without issues.