Package Details: lls 1.5-1

Package Base: lls
Description: lls is a colorful ls alternative with additional file info. lls provides pleasant colorful highlighting, file information and some easy-to-read permission tags. In addition lls can draw folder trees with a total files/dirs count.
Upstream URL: https://github.com/tastyminerals/lls
Category: system
Licenses: MIT
Submitter: tastyminerals
Maintainer: tastyminerals
Last Packager: tastyminerals
Votes: 12
First Submitted: 2011-11-04 21:43
Last Updated: 2015-05-02 08:26

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Comment by tastyminerals

2015-05-02 08:27

the script is updated, fixed some old issues as well

Comment by Voice

2015-05-02 01:21

Script should use "${HOME}" and XDG desktop vars if needed.
Paths like those should not be hardwired. When home dir
is not in its default place, script bombs with

/usr/bin/lls: line 29: /home/kiosk/.llsrc: No such file or directory

Comment by tastyminerals

2013-06-02 09:38

dracorp, I keep all my scripts in /usr/local/bin so I assumed this to be a default dir for "lls" (changed to /usr/bin)
Yes, getopts seems to be a better way.

I wrote the script while reading a book on bash for self-education purposes. It has some bugs, which are not critical though. It is somewhat slow, yes. Yet I think it will become handy for some people. I use it even now when I need to list archives, movies or just text files in console. I also use --tree function just to see current dir hierarchy.

Comment by haawda

2012-03-20 23:16

I guess Army and dracorp wanted to stress that anything under /usr/local is forbidden for AUR packages. So /usr/local/bin is yet not correct. It should be /usr/bin. See the packaging guidelines.

Comment by tastyminerals

2011-11-05 17:03

thanks, shall fix it

Anonymous comment

2011-11-05 13:37

Please don't install into /usr/local/sbin !!! And this is only a shell script, so you can set arch=(any)

Comment by dracorp

2011-11-05 09:10

Hello. You can use getopts(from bash) or/and getopt(from util-linux) for combined short options e.g. -ab(from yours TODO). Interesting script, but it could run faster.
Why did you installed it in /usr/local/sbin?

Comment by tastyminerals

2011-11-05 00:37

Updated.

Anonymous comment

2011-11-04 23:35

Checksum is not correct,

but nice program :)