Francesco Minnocci

You could use `getopts`(?) [This](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15079009/is-it-possible-to-specify-the-order-getopts-conditions-are-executed) and also [this](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36019312/search-for-one-command-line-parameter-before-the-rest?noredirect=1&lq=1) might be useful I'll try to implement it and do a PR in case P.S. My understanding is that the desired flag...

From my experience, `getopts` allows `-short` options in the following sense: an option defined as `-a` can be called with `-argument` and it will work the same way. For an...

Probably a duplicate of #1; see https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ntfs3-dkms/?O=60&PP=10 for explanations: basically `ntfs-3g` creates its own fake versions of a symlink which are not even supported by Windows, so their use is...

If you wanted to "convert" all of the symlinks in the ntfs partition from the "fake" ntfs-3g type to the ntfs3 type, all you would need to do is: -...

Sorry, I meant `find -type l`

you can do something like that using the `-exec` flag for `find`; which combined with `-print` will give you a list with two lines for each symlink, where each second...

That should be fine, as long as you stay in that directory, since the `"%p`" part is only a relative path. Although, you might have to add the `-f` flag...

`realpath PATH` gives you the absolute path; as for returning directly the absolute path from the output of `find`, you can use the trick I suggested above of launching the...

> With / do not give only links for this only mounted partition but entire system Not if you give the "base path" as the first argument to find; i.e....

Related: https://github.com/charmbracelet/glow/issues/183