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WIth "regular" filebrowers e.g. windows filemanager you can search in a directory and then continue filter the search results.
Lets say I'm in folder xyz and search for foo. All files in subdirectories of xzy containig foo are listed. Now I'can e.g. sort them by date; select some files and e.g. delete them.
Is this something which is possible with lf?
Can lf lists search results from find as if they are in the same directory? E.g. Again in directory xyz; find . -iname foo; have the results shown in lf?
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WIth "regular" filebrowers e.g. windows filemanager you can search in a directory and then continue filter the search results.
Lets say I'm in folder xyz and search for foo. All files in subdirectories of xzy containig foo are listed. Now I'can e.g. sort them by date; select some files and e.g. delete them.
Is this something which is possible with lf?
Can lf lists search results from find as if they are in the same directory? E.g. Again in directory xyz; find . -iname foo; have the results shown in lf?
Thanks in advance.
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