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11 Best Free and Open Source Replacements for ls

When invoked without any arguments, ls lists the files in the current working directory. We recommend some great replacements.

We spotlight alternatives tools to curl, a utility for transferring data from or to a server, supporting many protocols.

vim-fern is a general purpose asynchronous tree viewer written in VimL.

lsv is a modern alternative to ls in the spirit of exa, eza, lsd, pls, natls, ls-go and others.

Inviska Rename is a batch file rename utility that allows you to give meaningful names to groups of files.

StygianSift will navigate you through the rivers of data and forests of directories with unparalleled ease.

kupo is a terminal file browser written in Python.

nvim-tree.lua is a file explorer / filesystem tree view plugin for Neovim. It’s written in Lua.

history is a command which displays or manipulates the history list. We recommend alternatives to this command.

hiSHtory is a better shell history. It stores your shell history in context.

xplr is a terminal UI based file explorer that aims to increase your terminal productivity. It’s written in Rust.

Bevel is a tool which offers command line history in an SQLite database for effective re-use.

browsr is a a pleasant file explorer in your terminal supporting all filesystems.

Rust-Traverse is a terminal based file explorer. It is inspired by the NNN file manager. It uses Ratatui for the terminal UI.

faint is a fuzzy file explorer for the CLI that supports various extensible features.