Thriving 
RS Instant file-search engine for Windows NTFS. A fast, open-source alternative to voidtools Everything.
https://github.com/mustafaahci/goz/releases β HEALTH ? 77 / Stable
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goz
goz (gΓΆz, pronounced /ΙΓΈz/) is an instant file-search engine for Windows NTFS, written in Rust. A fast, open-source alternative to voidtools Everything.
goz indexes every filename on your fixed NTFS volumes and answers substring queries in single-digit milliseconds, from the command line or from your own tools over a named pipe.
Highlights
- Fast. 1.8x to 6.1x quicker than Everything across every query in our benchmarks, on the same machine with the same result sets. Names are kept in sort order, so the first page of a name-sorted query over three million matches arrives in about 50 ms without sorting anything.
- Light. ~215 MB resident under heavy querying and ~12 MB idle, against a ~3.97M-entry index.
- Live. Tails the NTFS USN journal, so the index stays in sync as files change, including hard-link renames that Everything 1.4 misses. The journal is sized to the volume automatically (a 2 TB disk gets about four days of changes, not the 32 MB Windows default that Everything leaves you to raise by hand), and a tail thread that wedges on a sick disk or dies outright is cancelled orβ¦