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I've been using lsd[0] as my ls replacement for a while. I like that it has a config file for defaults, so I don't have to change a bunch of aliases when settin
by open-paren 5y ago
I've been using lsd[0] as my ls replacement for a while. I like that it has a config file for defaults, so I don't have to change a bunch of aliases when setting up a new system.
0: https://github.com/Peltoche/lsd https://github.com/Peltoche/lsd
- Soulsbane 5y agoSame here.
- oweiler 5y agoIt's also a lot faster than exa!
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- jordemort 5y agoI'm also enjoying lsd, to the point where I've aliased ls to it. The file icons are fun.
- dunefox 5y agoSame here. It's great.
- andreineculau 5y agoThanks! It's always nice to read HN threads and get "better" (subjective maybe) alternatives than the original post
- timothylaurent 5y agoI switched to LSD from Exa as soon as I realized that Exa wasn't a ls drop-in replacement -- it's been great so far.