Jason Gomez

I think he means on the `README.md`. 

I've compiled exa without that line and named the binary `exa-ntfs`. Then in a wrapper script I execute exa as variable `${exabin}` which is defined like this: shopt -s extglob...

I don't know what you mean. It's a test to see if you are in a `/mnt/` mounted drive and if it is it makes the `${exabin}` variable `exa-ntfs` instead...

This wrapper script is a solution for anybody that it still concerned about this. It makes `exa` behave like `ls` as close as possible. https://gist.github.com/eggbean/74db77c4f6404dd1f975bd6f048b86f8

@glensc I made this wrapper script which makes the switches as close to ls as possible, reverses sorting, etc. https://gist.github.com/eggbean/74db77c4f6404dd1f975bd6f048b86f8

I see this on systems with SELinux enabled, but it doesn't bother me. If it bothers you do much you can change the colour for that character in `$EXA_COLORS` to...

It can be much slower with the `--git` switch in large trees, which is expected, but it would be very desirable for it to be faster.

What does the output of this say? `$ env | grep LS_COLORS` If you don't know about the `$LS_COLORS` system variable you need to read about that and how to...

Oh I missed that. No, they are coloured like that because you have made given them executable permissions. Why have you done that? You do not want to ignore permissions...

exa is not for NTFS. It doesn't understand the ACLs on NTFS as it's not a Windows program. If your files are not on an NTFS partition, you need to...