Denys Séguret

@Stargateur there's now a `:sort_by_type command`. So `br --sort-by-type` would be the rough equivalent of `br -c :sort_by_type`. This would be consistent with `--sort-by-date` which already exists

> On a related note, the help page within broot references open_leave and the shortcut ol, as working on directories. That's not the case even on linux. Hum... I'll investigate...

Ok, found what happens.  The "ol" shortcut is mapped to :open_leave but only for files (i.e. not directories): // those two operations are mapped on ALT-ENTER, one // for...

It should be possible to do this replacement in broot itself

Not sure about what you need. Most usually the escape key does what you want. There's also `:select_first` which selects the root line in the tree.

This remembers me a project I had, which was to keep a "background work directory" which would be initially the first root, but with verbs to change it, and which...

It seemed to be more useful to filter using file extensions, that's what implemented today.

Did you try https://dystroy.org/broot/remote/ Is there a problem with it ? broot might be missing a `:select` verb to select by path...

@theowenyoung The new 1.15 version brings a `:select` verb which may be used to remotely select a file. For example if you launch broot in the broot directory with `br...

More generally, the `u16` in crossterm are really painful for all the conversions they imply. In a library I maintain, which uses crossterm, I've started migrating everything from `u16` to...