I tried both lf and yazi for a while and they take quite the opposite approach from each other.
Yazi has many features included by default, while lf does exactly what a file manager should and can be easily extended for anything more. I would compare it to the choice between Ubuntu and Arch Linux, one has more then I will ever need out of the box, while the other requires some tinkering to become exactly what i need.
I tried both lf and yazi for a while and they take quite the opposite approach from each other. Yazi has many features included by default, while lf does exactly what a file manager should and can be easily extended for anything more. I would compare it to the choice between Ubuntu and Arch Linux, one has more then I will ever need out of the box, while the other requires some tinkering to become exactly what i need.
Interesting read. Basically ranger showed what is possible, while the newer tools provide much better performance.
This post is unusual but clearly botted with all accounts in green being born less than yesterday.
These accounts are all created by the same person (the author of the post) and purposefully organizing an upvote ring.
Why?
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