I have a new ls replacement! I was using eza (see Eza on Fedora 42 ) for a while, but I’ve found something even better: lsd. This tool is a nice because it displays icons for file types, making it so much easier to navigate files directories. The default settings are great, but the date format mm/dd/yyyy is a bit odd. Changing this is the only modification needed to make the tool perfect. ...
In my previous post, I wrote about using Eza on Fedora 41, which works well and it can be installed via dnf. This week, I upgraded my main computer to Fedora 42 and noticed that the Eza package is no longer available and couldn’t be installed using dnf. I looked into the rust-eza and discovered that the maintainer has orphaned it due to time constrains. To keep using Eza, I downloaded the latest release from the project’s Github page, and installed the binary directly to the /usr/local/bin ...
Eza is a modern replacement for ls, it’s written in Rust, small, fast and just a single binary. How to replace in Fedora with Fish Shell sudo dnf install eza alias --save ls eza Done!