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23 April 2021
In this post, I would like to share 3 awesome commandline tools that I use as replacement for find, grep, and cat. All of them bring some features that improve my productivity beyond what I could expect from the use of "simple" commands.
fd is a simple commandline tool to search entries in your filesystem. It is comparable to the default command find with less functionalities. So the first question will be why one would like to go with a less powerful tool than the default one?
And the answer is because what fd offers may be sufficient to some and in that case it will offer very nice features like:
Here are some few examples of what to expect from fd:
> fd netfl
> cd /etc
> fd '^x.*rc