lll

Simple terminal file manager

WIP, extremely rough. I would not recommend using this until it's 1.0.0.

Goals

Almost no features. Think more like noice than ranger.

Current keybinds:
- hjkl: navigation
- q quit
- G jump to bottom
- g jump to top
None of these are planned features:
- Themes
- Built-in shell execution
- Config files
- Multiple panes (use screen or tmux)
- System information
- Windows support
But these are:
- Handle files in their default apps (xdg-open)
- Make scrolling work (currently doesn't re-draw when you go below or above the current screen)
- Planned keybinds (mostly not implemented yet):
  - l should open a file, if not a directory (XDG_OPEN, spawn new terminal?)
  - d cut a file/directory
  - y yank (copy) a file/directory
  - p put
  - x delete
  - / search (smartcase) (should filter results, not navigate between matches)
  - . toggle hidden files visibility (true by default)
  - space select multiple items
  - s drop to a shell (on exit, should return to lll)

ranger (Python) is the gold standard. It's got every feature under the sun, and is not always fast.
hunter and joshuto are ranger clones in Rust. joshuto is pretty good! I haven't tried hunter because it requires more packages than I want to install.
nnn, noice, and rover are relatively small and written in C. I like them! But I don't like C.
fff is also fun, but it's written in Bash, and I wanted something both fast and maintainable.
lf (Go) is very good. Like ranger minus a bunch of stuff I never use. I should really get better at Go.
marcos (Rust) is rough, but I'm using some code from it (MIT, Hitesh Paul).