Bruce Ingalls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Perhaps certain commands should be setq()ed. > You do not need to unalias ls, if you call > \ls Didn't know this factoid - thanks you've saved me from having to type /bin/ls everytime I mean it. > which invokes the original ls. I tested this command on solaris's > /bin/sh, which is _not_ xpg4 compliant. It still works. > > ls --color=auto only works for gnu ls, and probably only gnu ls that > is less than 4 years old. thats why I was thinking of post setup commands rather than proposing it as a default. Your idea is much better :) Cheers, Chris -- Chris Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> You now have 14 minutes to reach minimum safe distance.
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