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this is a soft fork of pls that adds a MimeType column
original readme:
pls
pls is a prettier and powerful ls(1) for the pros.
The "p" stands for
- pretty:
plsoutput is cleaner, friendlier and more colorful. - powerful:
plsprovides more features than the competition. - performant:
plsis speedy and performant (written in Rust). - practical:
plshas sensible defaults and an effortless interface. - petite:
plsis a small, single-file, binary executable. - pliable:
plscan be extensively tweaked by power users and pros. - personable:
plsprioritises consumption by humans over scripts.
Pick whichever adjective helps you remember the command name.
For more information, see the documentation.