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Exactly! ls is alive, and just exists, mostly. The commits done on it are extremely minor changes to save up 0.0001% of performance and because the APIs it was
by ohgodplsno 3y ago
Exactly! ls is alive, and just exists, mostly. The commits done on it are extremely minor changes to save up 0.0001% of performance and because the APIs it was using are sometimes deprecated. And that's fine!
However, when a new project arrives and does more, suddenly it's dogshit because it's stopped evolving despite doing infinitely more than ls.
Unixheads have a weird inferiority complex when it comes to anything not in coreutils.
- anthk 3y agocoreutils is GNU. GNU is not unix. BSD utilities in base have far more utilities than coreutils. Also, learn to use ls -F under an alias. You get the 99% of the functionality with very little.