> icons (note they're not showing correctly in below output) This is often my biggest annoyance with command line tools that rely on dedicate fonts and private

> icons (note they're not showing correctly in below output) This is often my biggest annoyance with command line tools that rely on dedicate fonts and private use icons. The functionality is great, but making sure you've got the right fonts installed on every machine/terminal is sometimes tedious enough that I give up on things like exa. These days I think exa does not show icons by default, which is I think the right decision.