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BTW, mlocate is obsoleted by plocate, which is much faster and is actually maintained. https://plocate.sesse.net/
plocate depends on mlocate, it doesn't replace it
I'm the author of plocate. Since version 1.1.0, plocate no longer depends on mlocate for building its database, but is a full replacement.
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Firefox supports custom search engines, the most bang for the buck custom search engine must be https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%s with keyword being the letter d. Then you get all these 13000+ bangs without having to configure the custom search engines. E.g. write "d !drive term" in url bar. And "d !w hacker news" sends you directly to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker_News
Or just create a bookmark for https://drive.google.com/drive/search?q=% and type `drive term` or whatever you call it without bouncing through DDG.
And there are thousands more at duckduckgo.com/bang .
Developer of the tool here :) Glad to see it posted here, I still actively use it myself. Also check out the fzf integration in the README: https://github.com/phiresky/ripgrep-all/blob/master/doc/rga-... Currently the main branch is undergoing a refactor to add support for having custom extractors (calling out to other tools), and more flexible chains of extractors. Ripgrep itself has functionality integrated to call…
For fun, I pointed a 12-core/32GB RAM 2018 MBP at a 9GB network share full of PDFs, while still using the laptop for other things (so not a benchmark, just an anecdote).
Initial cold/uncached run:
rga -j 12 testword share 1140.70s user 77.58s system 31% cpu 1:03:55.85 total
Cached:
rga -j 12 testword share 8.09s user 4.88s system 92% cpu 14.048 total
Cache after the run is 77M.