on arch eza is available on AUR, but by default it will require haskell libraries.

to avoid that, manually install pandoc-bin before eza.

I regularly ssh into ~20 different machines during my day today work activities. How am I supposed to enjoy an alternative to a built-in thing, and I now have to go install it in 20 different things? I asked myself the same thing when I thought about getting an ortholinear keyboard, my think pad will always be staggered no matter what. So there's no use in replacing something that's interoperable.