Closed Tyler887 closed 2 years ago
I cannot test it at the moment, but I think ictree
should be able to get compiled on FreeBSD just fine. Regarding Windows, ictree
is only useful in conjunction with other tools (like locate
or find
) and, as far as I know, there are no such tools on Windows.
I cannot test it at the moment, but I think
ictree
should be able to get compiled on FreeBSD just fine. Regarding Windows,ictree
is only useful in conjunction with other tools (likelocate
orfind
) and, as far as I know, there are no such tools on Windows.
If it works on FreeBSD, then will it work on similar systems (e.g. OpenBSD)?
I have no idea, I don't use those so I can't test them.
It would be awesome if someone running those system tested the program and told their experience here.
I cannot test it at the moment, but I think
ictree
should be able to get compiled on FreeBSD just fine. Regarding Windows,ictree
is only useful in conjunction with other tools (likelocate
orfind
) and, as far as I know, there are no such tools on Windows.
By the way, Windows has where
instead of find
. find
on Windows actually searches in the file's text and is less used.
I feel this is only supported on GNU/Linux. There's already a
tree
command in every major OS and shell. However, I would recommend that all software can be used on every OS. Consider making ports of ictree?