Linlo

Linlo — A Simple, Free Filesystem Finder

Read the license: Linlo is released under the EWSW 2.0 License, a free, permissive, public-domain-style license created by EclipseGMD.

https://github.com/BRANDONALT4333/Linlo/blob/main/LICENSE

Open, simple, and free.

Linlo is a lightweight, terminal-based filesystem search tool designed to make finding files and directories on Linux easier. Built with Bash, Linlo provides a straightforward way to search your filesystem without having to remember complicated commands.

KNOWN BUGS ON SNAP VERSION: Debian based systems is possible to get confused with Ubuntu. If that happens, please install it the MANUAL way via: https://sites.google.com/view/linlofilefinder/downloads

Features

Interactive search menu — Find files and directories with a simple menu-driven interface.

Search by name — Find filesystem entries matching a name or search term.

Flexible search modes — Search using partial names, exact names, files only, or directories only.

Case-insensitive searching — Find matches without worrying about capitalization.

Direct command-line searching — Search instantly with commands like linlo Firefox.

System information — Use linlo --os to display operating-system information.

Version information — Check your installed version with linlo --version.

Help and guidance — Use linlo --help to see available commands.

Dependency detection — Linlo checks for the required find command.

How to Use

Launch Linlo and select an option from the interactive menu, or search directly from your terminal:

linlo Firefox

You can also use the following commands:

linlo --help — Display command usage.

linlo --version — Display version information.

linlo --os — Display operating-system information.

Free Software, Forever

Linlo is built around the belief that software should be freely available to use, share, and modify. No paid license is required.

Created by EclipseGMD and the MonroeKernelWorks Team.

Linlo — making filesystem searches simpler, one command at a time.