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2020-03-14
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having been a relative late adopter of rg and only having recently started using fd, i had failed to notice these were written in rust. it seems possible that some of these tools would be more portable to the 3 platforms (may be because of them being newer / easier to modify, but also the build tools for rust seem to be oriented toward some cross-platformness?). if they do turn out to work better than their older counterparts (e.g. find, grep, etc.) on the 3 platforms, may be there is even more reason to use them with babashka. any thoughts on this speculation (similar reasoning might be applied to tools written in go perhaps)?
(so much to look at: https://github.com/rust-unofficial/awesome-rust#system-tools)
yes indeed! seemed handy -- i have so many node_modules directories that could be cleaned...am hoping it might be helpful when i need to reclaim some disk space
has anyone here tried nushell? https://github.com/nushell/nushell