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Yazi is a blazing-fast terminal file manager developed in Rust, leveraging non-blocking async I/O to offer an efficient, user-friendly, and highly customizable file management experience. It stands out for its full asynchronous support, where all I/O operations are asynchronous, and CPU tasks are distributed across multiple threads, maximizing resource utilization. This design choice significantly enhances performance and responsiveness.

[https://yazi-rs.github.io/ Yazi] is a blazing-fast terminal file manager developed in Rust, leveraging non-blocking async I/O to offer an efficient, user-friendly, and highly customizable file management experience. It stands out for its full asynchronous support, where all I/O operations are asynchronous, and CPU tasks are distributed across multiple threads, maximizing resource utilization. This design choice significantly enhances performance and responsiveness.

Yazi introduces powerful async task scheduling and management capabilities, providing real-time progress updates, task cancellation, and internal task prioritization. It supports multiple image protocols natively and integrates with Überzug++ for extensive terminal compatibility. Additionally, Yazi includes built-in code highlighting and image decoding functionalities, combined with a pre-loading mechanism that speeds up both image and regular file loading processes.

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	Yazi is a blazing-fast terminal file manager developed in Rust, leveraging non-blocking async I/O to offer an efficient, user-friendly, and highly customizable file management experience. It stands out for its full asynchronous support, where all I/O operations are asynchronous, and CPU tasks are distributed across multiple threads, maximizing resource utilization. This design choice significantly enhances performance and responsiveness.		[https://yazi-rs.github.io/ Yazi] is a blazing-fast terminal file manager developed in Rust, leveraging non-blocking async I/O to offer an efficient, user-friendly, and highly customizable file management experience. It stands out for its full asynchronous support, where all I/O operations are asynchronous, and CPU tasks are distributed across multiple threads, maximizing resource utilization. This design choice significantly enhances performance and responsiveness.

	Yazi introduces powerful async task scheduling and management capabilities, providing real-time progress updates, task cancellation, and internal task prioritization. It supports multiple image protocols natively and integrates with Überzug++ for extensive terminal compatibility. Additionally, Yazi includes built-in code highlighting and image decoding functionalities, combined with a pre-loading mechanism that speeds up both image and regular file loading processes.		Yazi introduces powerful async task scheduling and management capabilities, providing real-time progress updates, task cancellation, and internal task prioritization. It supports multiple image protocols natively and integrates with Überzug++ for extensive terminal compatibility. Additionally, Yazi includes built-in code highlighting and image decoding functionalities, combined with a pre-loading mechanism that speeds up both image and regular file loading processes.