> It really looks like eza is exa with a few changes on top. Yes, eza is a maintained fork of exa. The main author of exa (ogham) just vanished in Oct 2021 and didn't committed to exa since. It's why eza exists. Since then, there are no real big changes that have been made apart from some security fixes and some improvements. Also, some part of the code have been rewritten, but the UX is the same.
> Attached is sthen@'s original port updated to 0.15.0, and with me > volunteering to maintain it. Thank you Volker Schlecht!!
