Ico Doornekamp

Quoting Christian Beer (2017-01-30 16:50:46) > I want to scan a directory and all it's subdirectories excluding one > substructure where I have constantly changing content which I don't >...

Quoting Christian Beer (2017-01-30 17:56:27) > This could be working, but what about partial matches? I know that I > have directories that are named `exclude_1`, `exclude_2` and there >...

Quoting Christian Beer (2017-01-31 12:34:30) > The structure I'm excluding currently only has around 1K files per > directory but there are 1024 subdirectories. I have ~400 other > directories...

Quoting Josef Kemetmüller (2017-04-04 16:04:41) > This also caused me quite a bit of pain. I've got some servers mounted in ~/mnt/ using `sshfs`... Try --fs-exclude=fuse.sshfs (check the exact file...

> Ico> --fs-exclude=fuse.sshfs > > Hmmm... should that option really be named "--fs-type-exclude" > instead? I may be mis-understandign things here... In hindsight that might have been a better name,...

Quoting Adam Spiers (2020-09-26 17:41:09) > I ran `apt-get clean` on my Debian box to trim down `/var/cache/apt`, then `duc index -p /var/cache`. After this, `duc ui /var/cache` showed the...

Thanks for the PR, but the feature seems a bit far fetched to me. What is the use case you see here, isn't enough to provide a choice between mono...

Quoting OriginalPenguin (2020-06-22 07:58:15) > Is there a feature to change to the directory you are currently > exploring upon quitting, so your shell leaves you in the directory you...

Not at this time, as it kind of clashes with Duc's primary goal under normal circumstances. This should no be too hard to add, although I'd rather make it explicit...

Quoting Jesse of the North (2020-02-24 16:01:34) > Thanks. When possible, it would make the duc tool extremely valuable > for me. Some things will get hairy though, I'm not...