Behold z, the unsung jewel that rethinks shell navigation
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Behold z, the unsung jewel that rethinks shell navigation
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Re: Behold z, the unsung jewel that rethinks shell navigation
#2z and fzf are among the first things i install on a new account.
Re: Behold z, the unsung jewel that rethinks shell navigation
#3A similar tool that saves me immeasurable amounts of time is fasd[0]. I started using it as a part of prezto[1], which is similar to oh-my-zsh, and have never gotten around to trying any other solutions such as z.
[0] https://github.com/clvv/fasd [1] https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto
Re: Behold z, the unsung jewel that rethinks shell navigation
#4More discussion of the topic: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/lbfhjc/a_better_cd/
Re: Behold z, the unsung jewel that rethinks shell navigation
#5This sounds just like autojump (typically run using `j`) to me: https://github.com/wting/autojump
Agree that it's an invaluable piece of software!
Re: Behold z, the unsung jewel that rethinks shell navigation
#6This sounds just like autojump (typically run using `j`) to me: https://github.com/wting/autojump Agree that it's an invaluable piece of software!
Any idea what the differences are? Am I missing anything by keeping to use autojump?
Re: Behold z, the unsung jewel that rethinks shell navigation
#7funfact: vim does this with **, and tab-complete.
For navigating between parallel directory structures (src/ and test/), I made an awful hack called c-, that sed subs src/ for test/ and vice versa on pwd. A fluke grade.
Re: Behold z, the unsung jewel that rethinks shell navigation
#8I am now using https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide (in Rust) and it works really well.
Re: Behold z, the unsung jewel that rethinks shell navigation
#9I use zoxide - a modern z written in Rust.
Re: Behold z, the unsung jewel that rethinks shell navigation
#10I use https://github.com/clvv/fasd which has all the functionality of z but with some other goodies as well.