Benjamin Sago
Benjamin Sago
There are currently three problems preventing Windows support: - The [users](https://github.com/ogham/rust-users) crate uses the `uid_t` and `gid_t` types from libc, which are guaranteed to exist in Unix environments, but will...
As you can tell by the label -- I do want to have Windows support, but until I can work out how to do it, it'll have to be in...
This is really cool! Although the `--long` output looks really, really different from what I expect exa to look like :) On that note, I think it's worth changing the...
About the use of Rust 1.42: the MSRV is specified in the README and the Travis check is just there to check it doesn't go out-of-date, but I'm not tied...
Ah, "Mode" is much better! I'm glad there's a precedent for it in Powershell, so the column can contain the flags that people expect. > I think in the future...
> on Windows the hidden attribute is not determined by the name (having dot prefix or not) I think this comes down to which type of hidden file a user...
If it's that uncommon then I think the best thing to do is to mimic the behaviour of `ls` on macOS, hiding dotfiles but displaying "hidden files". And if this...
@Systemcluster you think that's the wrong way to do it? I was thinking about the behaviour of tools like Git, which are used on Windows even if they aren't originally...
I had no idea about this feature, but it looks really useful!
> On Ubuntu, On Ubuntu 20.10 (Groovy Gorilla) and later Ack, that's a typo! I must have copy-and-pasted it from the README. I kind of agree that the Linux page...