Loving lsd, and based on what I gathered from browsing through the issues, lsd is indeed usable on Windows. So is there any chance adding lsd onto the Windows Package Manager -- Scoop?
Scoop is my personal favorite package manager on Windows. It can install command-line tools in a Unix-style manner with a simple scoop install xxx based on the tool's dedicated 'App Manifest' (basically a JSON file describing what to do when installing the tool). More information here: Scoop - So What?
The current way to install lsd for me is to install Rust then use Cargo to install lsd, which is a bit of an overkill. It would be nice to use Scoop for the installation. 馃嵒
Hi, just ended up here while looking into adding lsd to scoop.
The issue preventing me from doing this today is that there is no windows release binaries here. I opened issue #330 about that. When it's resolved, I will go ahead and add lsd to scoop.
The issue can be closed now.
Thank you! @h404bi

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Hi, just ended up here while looking into adding lsd to scoop.
The issue preventing me from doing this today is that there is no windows release binaries here. I opened issue #330 about that. When it's resolved, I will go ahead and add lsd to scoop.