LSV is a program i wrote a few months back, using it since. It displays files in a directory with lots of color (looks like ls -l). Only tested one Linux, theoretically would work on any Unix. Hope someone finds this useful, open to contributions.
It’s always good to provide a screenshot in the repository. Most people (including me) won’t clone and try it if they don’t know how it looks like.
There is a screenshot in the repository… just not in the README.md
there is one in the repo. screenshot.png
i’m all for minimalism but, for me at least, being able to sort by size or time is an essential feature for an
lscommand.I was thinking of adding those in, that would be a good idea.
Not compatible with Dvorak keyboards tho. :-)
oh I dont use a dvorak keyboard. How come it doesnt work with those?
Oh, it works, it’s just particularly awkward to type with that layout.
What were the design considerations? What I see in your screenshot makes it look pretty similar to output I already get with ls, why LSV?
it isn’t a super complex program or anything, just adds more color. Main reason is I liked how exa displayed color, but I didn’t want to rest of the program personally.
