Time to get through the issues and PRs list for the first time in… a few months!

exa: A modern replacement for ls. the.exa.website

On day 6 of #AdventOfCode we are saying goodbye to "ls" and give a warm welcome to "exa" , an ls-replacement with beautiful defaults 🎨 written in Rust Language felipesere.com/advent/?day=6 🌟

Binni Shah literal nobody: exa: we wrote an ls replacement!

There's now a page in the documentation for icons, if you have trouble using them: the.exa.website/features/icons

exa v0.6.0 is out: github.com/ogham/exa/rele…

exa v0.7.0 is out, right on, uh, schedule: github.com/ogham/exa/rele…

Remember, only do this if you’re a serious professional. Otherwise you might upload the mac binary instead of the linux binary. (fixed now)

Lots of discussion on Hacker News today! I’m gonna be up late news.ycombinator.com/item?id=149233…

🎉

exa v0.8.0 is out! Features overview: bsago.me/blog/exa/v0.8.0 GitHub link: github.com/ogham/exa/rele…

Also, I’m going to try doing weekly releases in the future, to get me in the habit of getting my code out there.

I feel like I’ve let the released version of the code languish in bugs for the last two months, and I’d like to never do that again.

exa has dropped off GitHub and I have no idea why!

Aaaaaand it’s back. (I got unflagged.)