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Gold Ayan @[email protected] · 2026-05-14 · 14:55 UTC

I already use #zoxide from terminal, found out there is a #emacs plugin which works with zoxide. The command zoxide-travel will search through directories available in it and open it in dired

#zoxide #emacs

Gold Ayan @[email protected] · 2026-05-14 · 14:55 UTC

I already use #zoxide from terminal, found out there is a #emacs plugin which works with zoxide. The command zoxide-travel will search through directories available in it and open it in dired

#zoxide #emacs

Gold Ayan @[email protected] · 2026-05-14 · 14:55 UTC

I already use #zoxide from terminal, found out there is a #emacs plugin which works with zoxide. The command zoxide-travel will search through directories available in it and open it in dired

#zoxide #emacs

Gold Ayan @[email protected] · 2026-05-14 · 14:55 UTC

I already use #zoxide from terminal, found out there is a #emacs plugin which works with zoxide. The command zoxide-travel will search through directories available in it and open it in dired

#zoxide #emacs

Gosz @[email protected] · 2026-04-06 · 21:00 UTC

My current #fish shell function :)
#yazi #zoxide
https://gist.github.com/jacostag/44f040e8a3bbe20f73434fb5eb99fece

#fish #yazi #zoxide

Gosz @[email protected] · 2026-04-06 · 21:00 UTC

My current #fish shell function :)
#yazi #zoxide
https://gist.github.com/jacostag/44f040e8a3bbe20f73434fb5eb99fece

#fish #yazi #zoxide

Gosz @[email protected] · 2026-04-06 · 21:00 UTC

My current #fish shell function :)
#yazi #zoxide
https://gist.github.com/jacostag/44f040e8a3bbe20f73434fb5eb99fece

#fish #yazi #zoxide

Gosz @[email protected] · 2026-04-06 · 21:00 UTC

My current #fish shell function :)
#yazi #zoxide
https://gist.github.com/jacostag/44f040e8a3bbe20f73434fb5eb99fece

#zoxide #yazi #fish

Gosz @[email protected] · 2026-04-06 · 21:00 UTC

My current #fish shell function :)
#yazi #zoxide
https://gist.github.com/jacostag/44f040e8a3bbe20f73434fb5eb99fece

#fish #yazi #zoxide

André Klein @[email protected] · 2026-03-01 · 22:54 UTC

Spent the day mucking about with the blazingly fast #nushell which (once you get accustomed to the syntax) makes for a suprisingly suckless terminal workflow on Windows, especially when combined with #starship and #zoxide.

#nushell #starship #zoxide

André Klein @[email protected] · 2026-03-01 · 22:54 UTC

Spent the day mucking about with the blazingly fast #nushell which (once you get accustomed to the syntax) makes for a suprisingly suckless terminal workflow on Windows, especially when combined with #starship and #zoxide.

#nushell #starship #zoxide

André Klein @[email protected] · 2026-03-01 · 22:54 UTC

Spent the day mucking about with the blazingly fast #nushell which (once you get accustomed to the syntax) makes for a suprisingly suckless terminal workflow on Windows, especially when combined with #starship and #zoxide.

#nushell #starship #zoxide

André Klein @[email protected] · 2026-03-01 · 22:54 UTC

Spent the day mucking about with the blazingly fast #nushell which (once you get accustomed to the syntax) makes for a suprisingly suckless terminal workflow on Windows, especially when combined with #starship and #zoxide.

#zoxide #starship #nushell

André Klein @[email protected] · 2026-03-01 · 22:54 UTC

Spent the day mucking about with the blazingly fast #nushell which (once you get accustomed to the syntax) makes for a suprisingly suckless terminal workflow on Windows, especially when combined with #starship and #zoxide.

#nushell #starship #zoxide

Wolf @[email protected] · 2026-02-28 · 15:44 UTC

I evaluated zoxide as a cd replacement and decided against it.

zoxide does one trick — frecency-based (yes, that's a real word, it means frequency+recency) fuzzy directory jumping — and it's a genuinely great trick. `z foo bar` instantly finds the best-matching deep path. If that's your main pain point, zoxide is excellent.

But it can't replace cd. What breaks:

* No $CDPATH support (open issue since 2022, no fix coming)
* `cd old new` path substitution becomes a frecency search instead
* Flag pass-through (-q, -P, -L) doesn't work
* CDABLE_VARS (zsh) not supported

If you already use $CDPATH and the directory stack, zoxide's one trick doesn't justify the regressions. The frecency jump solves "navigate to deep paths from scratch" — but $CDPATH already solves that for directories you work in regularly.

I am sad. I really want this power.

#zoxide #cd #shell #bash #zsh #cli

Wolf @[email protected] · 2026-02-28 · 15:44 UTC

I evaluated zoxide as a cd replacement and decided against it.

zoxide does one trick — frecency-based (yes, that's a real word, it means frequency+recency) fuzzy directory jumping — and it's a genuinely great trick. `z foo bar` instantly finds the best-matching deep path. If that's your main pain point, zoxide is excellent.

But it can't replace cd. What breaks:

* No $CDPATH support (open issue since 2022, no fix coming)
* `cd old new` path substitution becomes a frecency search instead
* Flag pass-through (-q, -P, -L) doesn't work
* CDABLE_VARS (zsh) not supported

If you already use $CDPATH and the directory stack, zoxide's one trick doesn't justify the regressions. The frecency jump solves "navigate to deep paths from scratch" — but $CDPATH already solves that for directories you work in regularly.

I am sad. I really want this power.

#zoxide #cd #shell #bash #zsh #cli

Wolf @YesJustWolf · 2026-02-28 · 15:44 UTC

I evaluated zoxide as a cd replacement and decided against it.

zoxide does one trick — frecency-based (yes, that's a real word, it means frequency+recency) fuzzy directory jumping — and it's a genuinely great trick. `z foo bar` instantly finds the best-matching deep path. If that's your main pain point, zoxide is excellent.

But it can't replace cd. What breaks:

* No $CDPATH support (open issue since 2022, no fix coming)
* `cd old new` path substitution becomes a frecency search instead
* Flag pass-through (-q, -P, -L) doesn't work
* CDABLE_VARS (zsh) not supported

If you already use $CDPATH and the directory stack, zoxide's one trick doesn't justify the regressions. The frecency jump solves "navigate to deep paths from scratch" — but $CDPATH already solves that for directories you work in regularly.

I am sad. I really want this power.

#zoxide #cd #shell #bash #zsh #cli

Wolf @[email protected] · 2026-02-28 · 15:44 UTC

I evaluated zoxide as a cd replacement and decided against it.

zoxide does one trick — frecency-based (yes, that's a real word, it means frequency+recency) fuzzy directory jumping — and it's a genuinely great trick. `z foo bar` instantly finds the best-matching deep path. If that's your main pain point, zoxide is excellent.

But it can't replace cd. What breaks:

* No $CDPATH support (open issue since 2022, no fix coming)
* `cd old new` path substitution becomes a frecency search instead
* Flag pass-through (-q, -P, -L) doesn't work
* CDABLE_VARS (zsh) not supported

If you already use $CDPATH and the directory stack, zoxide's one trick doesn't justify the regressions. The frecency jump solves "navigate to deep paths from scratch" — but $CDPATH already solves that for directories you work in regularly.

I am sad. I really want this power.

#zoxide #cd #shell #bash #zsh #cli

#cli #zsh #bash #shell #cd #zoxide

Wolf @[email protected] · 2026-02-28 · 15:44 UTC

I evaluated zoxide as a cd replacement and decided against it.

zoxide does one trick — frecency-based (yes, that's a real word, it means frequency+recency) fuzzy directory jumping — and it's a genuinely great trick. `z foo bar` instantly finds the best-matching deep path. If that's your main pain point, zoxide is excellent.

But it can't replace cd. What breaks:

* No $CDPATH support (open issue since 2022, no fix coming)
* `cd old new` path substitution becomes a frecency search instead
* Flag pass-through (-q, -P, -L) doesn't work
* CDABLE_VARS (zsh) not supported

If you already use $CDPATH and the directory stack, zoxide's one trick doesn't justify the regressions. The frecency jump solves "navigate to deep paths from scratch" — but $CDPATH already solves that for directories you work in regularly.

I am sad. I really want this power.

#zoxide #cd #shell #bash #zsh #cli