fast search

When it comes to searching for files in Linux, the find command is indeed powerful and flexible but can be intricate for beginners, and sometimes slow with its vast range of options and expressions. Here, we introduce fd, a simple, fast, and user-friendly alternative that enhances file searching on Unix-like systems, leveraging modern Rust-based implementations. Fast performance: It leverages multi-threaded operations to expedite the search process. Simple syntax: The syntax is more straightforward and easier to remember, focusing on usability. Ignores hidden directories and files by default: Streamlines results by ignoring entries that you often don't need.