[mgunyho]

> one extra keystroke is hardly cumbersome

To me, there really is a significant difference in friction when navigating in vim vs tere. Maybe it's because I need to use shift to type '/' on my keyboard layout. But I also have to press enter twice to cd after searching.

The point about opening the files within vim is valid, and I have been considering adding the option to call xdg-open on highlighted files, like many such tools do. I haven't decided yet if that's within the scope of tere.

> It's just a common problem so you'll probably find a lot of people have already solved this with other tools

I agree, and indeed there are a lot of existing alternatives as mentioned in the README. The main motivation for me was to make something that works just the way I want, and secondarily, to write something fun in Rust.

[hnlmorg]

> The main motivation for me was to make something that works just the way I want, and secondarily, to write something fun

Those two reasons are all the reasons needed for any personal project. I've created so many tools based around those two reasons alone :D