fuc
A collection of modern, performance-focused Unix command replacements written in Rust, starting with cpz and rmz.
What is fuc?
FUC (Fast Unix Commands) is a collection of modern Unix command replacements written in Rust that focus on delivering superior performance and efficiency. It provides alternatives to traditional commands like cp and rm, with current implementations including cpz for copying files and rmz for removing files. The project solves the problem of slow standard utilities by optimizing for speed while maintaining usability.
System administrators, developers, and power users working on modern Linux systems who need faster file operations and command-line utilities. It's particularly valuable for those who perform bulk file operations or work with large datasets where command performance matters.
Developers choose FUC over standard utilities because it delivers significantly faster performance through modern Rust implementation and deliberate optimization. The unique selling point is the combination of benchmark-proven speed improvements with maintained usability, making it a practical drop-in replacement for common file operations.
Overview
Modern, performance focused unix commands
Use Cases
Best For
- Replacing slow cp commands when copying large numbers of files
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