Missing tools - rust-course

This chapter lists in a table the various tools that may be used in bash examples. In case your system is missing one tool, refer to Table 1 to known which package provides it.

The table’s columns have the following meaning:

Command: The needed command.
Equivalent: Another command that has the same effect.
Debian family: The package in which the command is available.
Fedora family: The package in which the command is available.
Arch Linux: The package in which the command is available.
macOS / Homebrew: The package in which the command is available.
Cargo: The crate in which the command is available. To install a crate with cargo see Install a crate with Cargo.

Table 1:How to install a missing tool

Command	Equivalent	Debian family	Fedora family	Arch Linux	macOS / Homebrew	Cargo
`bat`	`cat`	`bat`	`bat`	`bat`	`bat`	`bat`
`eza` / `exa`	In general: `ls`, but `tree` for `eza -T`	`eza`	`eza`	`eza`	`eza`	`eza`
`fd`	`find`	`fd-find`	`fd-find`	`fd`	`fd`	`fd-find`
`rg`	`grep`	`ripgrep`	`ripgrep`	`ripgrep`	`ripgrep`	`ripgrep`
`tree`	`eza -T`	`tree`	`tree`	`tree`	`tree`	none
`which`	none	`gnu-which`	`which`	`which`	native	`which`

49.3 Missing tools