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This is unnecessary, it's not advertising on Rust. The README directly explains why they describe `eza` as modern. It makes no mention of Rust or memory safety.
by lynndotpy 2y ago
This is unnecessary, it's not advertising on Rust. The README directly explains why they describe `eza` as modern. It makes no mention of Rust or memory safety.
Personally, I use eza because of `--tree` and `--git`.
- nottorp 2y ago[flagged]
- deciduously 2y agoThat reaction was your choice, not the project's.
- cafkafk 2y agofwiw we're glad we're scaring people like that away :p
- nottorp 2y agoYeah, you only need the true believers :p Everyone else will be condemned to read and reread the latest C++ standard for all eternity!
- djchateau 2y agoYou really shouldn't. You're adding to the stereotype that Rust developers are insufferable and not to be collaborated with. Scaring away good developers from your projects is a bad thing, not a good thing.
- sdkdfjdlkdsj 2y ago[flagged]