I found that if I did 'lsd work*' on a directory with both directories named work* and files named work* errors occurred. Not a full amount of testing, but certainly there are problems. Also, the handy color coding present in ls and exa are gone when using this script, but I guess that easy enough to add by replacing 'ls $opts' with 'ls --color $opts'
Save the script with a name such as "lsd", "lsf", "lsl" or "lsx", then create symlinks for the others to whatever you created...
eg.
Saved as: lsd
ln -s lsd lsl
ln -s lsd lsf
ln -s lsd lsx
I found that if I did 'lsd work*' on a directory with both directories named work* and files named work* errors occurred. Not a full amount of testing, but certainly there are problems. Also, the handy color coding present in ls and exa are gone when using this script, but I guess that easy enough to add by replacing 'ls $opts' with 'ls --color $opts'