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I really like fzf (https://github.com/junegunn/fzf). Here's a pretty good explanation of why it's so awesome (https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/fzf-a-command-line-fuzzy-finder-missing-demo-a7de312403ff/). It has the added bonus of being able to use it from the command line. I just recently started using it, and it's been awesome.
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Also, related to dired: vim-renamer lets you rename files kinda like dired by editing their names in a buffer and saving.
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dotfiles
Flake-based NixOS configuration used on Dell XPS laptop and Ryzen 7 desktop. (by dnordstrom)
Sure, it's in my dotfiles repo. Just don't judge it too harshly please, I'm no pro sysadmin. :p
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I use the fzf-tab plugin for Zsh which sets it all up. fzf then does paths, commands, subcommands (git or nix ), and flags, as well as branches for git checkout|switch , env variables with print $, and more. Super convenient, recommended!