Background first. I'm running a simple kernel, busybox, make, pcc, musl, binutils (patched for ash) environment. Its run from ram so i can trash the environment as many times as i care to reboot. That being said I decided to install suckless in place allowing it to overwrite the busybox links just for kicks. So far just sbase was installed.
I had to tweak the config.mk (expected i assume?) PREFIX=/ MANPREFIX=/usr/local/share/man (keeping with suckless default here, removed variable) CC=pcc LDFLAGS= (removed -s as it was not supported) It compiled and installed faster than expected but then the code was smaller than expected too, very impressive size! Immediately i decided to check and see if it overwrote the busybox links and it did but i also noticed there is no color or column views? Reviewing the Readme shows that color isn't listed as one of the removed features just fyi unless it has a short hand from --color that i didn't know. I have never had ls without color or column included (i'm spoiled) and google isn't being overly helpful at the moment. I found the cols command and ls | cols solved that so i can just create an alias, what about getting color? Is there a suckless solution? I see a few items have the -i removed, I can't say i use the interactive mode but i assume you removed it due to redundancy and so i'm curious how you would normally do that the suckless way. Otherwise i haven't used it much but seems to be just as expected, a gnu comparable cli. I need to update my scripts and then i will start using this instead of busybox.
