Allow setting paths to executable for fd and bat

[wiget]

On Ubuntu fd is available in package fdfind and executable is named fdfind (to not conflict with fd from fdclone package). Similar for bat which is in bat package but executable is named batcat(to not conflict with bat from bacula-console-qt).

Having option to set executable for this two tools will be useful to make this excellent plugin working correctly on Ubuntu.

[PatrickF1]

Hi Artur! Thanks for the idea. Initially, a lot of Linux people would open up bug reports on fd not being available but then after I covered this in the documentation, the reports completely went away, so I am not too worried about this anymore. However, I am open to ideas to providing better support on Ubuntu. Can you elaborate on "Having option to set executable for this two tools"?

[wiget]

I understand your point. All I wanted to say is that out of the box experience for Ubuntu (and probably Debian) users is poor. I know how to solve this for myself, so it not a problem for me.

Thanks for your time.

[PatrickF1]

All I wanted to say is that out of the box experience for Ubuntu (and probably Debian) users is poor

I think this affects all Linux users....right? I agree this is poor onboarding experience, but I just don't know if this is up to the plugin to solve.
However, I do want to ameliorate this with better help on this. I'm going to write better help for this in the Wiki and readme. But I actually don't know the best way to fix it. What commands did you run to fix this? I'm guessing the best way is to symlink fdcat to fd, batcat to bat?

[IlanCosman]

This certainly does not effect all Linux users. Arch for example has bat and fd as, well, bat and fd.

[PatrickF1]

Thanks for clarifying that, Ilan! Can you help out a non-Linux expert here? If you had this problem, how would you solve it? Symlink the binary to the desired name?

[PatrickF1]

Nvm I read the instructions on both projects' GitHub readmes (sorry shoulda done my research first before asking) and I see my guess was correct. I'll update the Wiki but I won't be implementing this. Thanks for understanding and thank you for your suggestion!