sdim

sdim is a command-line utility used for managing files and directories on Unix-like operating systems. Its primary function is to simplify the process of displaying directory contents, similar to the more widely known `ls` command, but with a focus on providing a more detailed and customizable output. sdim allows users to specify various options to control the information displayed, such as file permissions, ownership, size, modification times, and more.

One of the key features of sdim is its ability to present information in a structured and easily readable format. This can be particularly useful when dealing with large or complex directory structures. Users can often tailor the output to include specific metadata or filter files based on criteria like file type or date. While not as commonly pre-installed as `ls`, sdim is often available through package managers and is favored by users who require more granular control over directory listings and file information retrieval. Its flexibility makes it a valuable tool for system administrators and power users involved in file management and system analysis.