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lsd

Last updated: 2024, Mon Jun 3rd at 13:48 CDT

A customizable next gen file-listing cli program replacement for ls, built in Rust. This alternative to ls adds more of a graphical view with added color and Icons.

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To Install: #

Preferred method

Use either package manager or crates.

sudo pacman -S lsd

AUR:

sudo apt install lsd
sudo dnf install lsd
sudo zypper in lsd

Additional install options

Rust’s package manager cargo

cargo install lsd

Essentials #

The terminal font has to support nerd-fonts and/or font-awesome. Nerd-fonts can be used in most terminals, for times where you just need the the symbols use the NerdFontsSymbolsOnly.

Extras #

Note

Place your config.yaml in ~/.config/lsd/

An example config can be found in the lsd git page.