: It has a built-in tree view that shows directory structures without needing a separate tree command.
To use it, you typically run eza instead of ls . Common flags include: eza -l : Long format (detailed list). eza -T : Tree view. eza -a : Show hidden files. ezza.exe
: It can display the Git status of files directly in the file list. : It has a built-in tree view that
eza is a modern, maintained fork of the older exa tool. It is designed to replace the standard ls command in Unix-like systems (Linux, macOS) with a more feature-rich and visually appealing interface. eza -T : Tree view
: It can generate clickable links to files within the terminal. Common Usage
: It supports terminal icons for a more modern look (if your terminal font supports them).
: It automatically highlights different file types (e.g., directories, executables, compressed files) to make them easier to spot.