apparently the directory-listing (ls replacement) tool exa is now unmaintained, and it's successor is the fork called eza
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funny how i never find myself yearning for replacements for top, cat, or ls, but still appreciate when they come around
btm/bashtop, and bat (batcat on debian) if you end up wanting
zoxide is a nice cd replacement, ripgrep is a much faster grep (instant vs >30min when i ran them through my entire lab notebook)
btop is an amazing top replacement. and it supports mouse clicks.
still can't grow zoxide benefits tho.
thanks for the heads up! I've had my ls aliased to exa for a while, I'll have to migrate to the new thing
fortunately it's also through cargo, so you don't have to alter too much in the install scripts either