> % ls -F [doesn't show color, but denotes executables with a *, and
> directories with a / ]
> % ls --color
>
> ...or, insert this line in your .bashrc file:
>
> alias 'ls' 'ls --color'
I find it helpful to use the above command with -F
This option appends a character to the filenames
From: John l.yn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I am using linux Mandrake. I found it is difficulty to distinguish
file
> and directory,to judge which file is runnable and which is not.It is
more
> easy in linux SlackWare which support different color to distinguish
them.
Several ways to do this:
Hi:
I am using linux Mandrake. I found it is difficulty to distinguish file
and directory,to judge which file is runnable and which is not.It is more
easy in linux SlackWare which support different color to distinguish them.
Does Mandrake support this function?
Thanks
John l.yn
