Author here; I have experience using it 100s of times per day since I wrote it. There are a couple of things that I don't use (like selinux) support that may b

Author here; I have experience using it 100s of times per day since I wrote it. There are a couple of things that I don't use (like selinux) support that may be a little hinky. I have a few loyal users, but I don't hear much feedback about troubles they might have. It has kind of a long history. I first did a prototype in Python about year 2000 and then a year later a re-write in C which I used for a couple of decades and then an I think pretty nice 3rd gen in Nim. (Often one doesn't really get it all layered correctly until 3rd try, even for something kinda simple like `ls`.) Miller columns a la NeXTStep is something easy to simulate with `lc` via the glob abbreviation { paste <(lc -1m25 ../..) <(lc -1m25 ..) <(lc -1m25 .) | column } and in general the program is more like an "ls construction toolkit" than a fixed classifier/turnkey ls. But really the readme covers many more details. Among unusual ones is "tweak" files; Got a directory that you want special defaults for? Just drop in a `.lc` file. (With some parallel hierarchy features when perms do not allow that directly.) This is sort of like Windows remembering what sorting/layout options you clicked on, but manual and opt-in (and far more general).