gls, a graphical “ls” for iTerm2

In plain words

gls is a graphical version of the ls command designed for iTerm2 that displays file listings with icons. It replaces the standard terminal ls output with a visual interface that includes iconography to help users quickly identify file types. The tool is intended for developers and terminal users who work within iTerm2 and want an enhanced way to browse directories.

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