Hi,
I have found the problem after havind updated Ubuntu. This means that the
colors used by ls have changed.
Of course, the programmer that has the task to develop ls cannot know what
background colors the user is using.
By the same token the user cannot foretell what changes will be made to
thes
Hi Angelo,
You can set 'ls' to run without colouring by passing '--color=none' on
the invocation. Alternatively, you can setup an alias, like
alias ls='ls --color=none'
Also, the coreutils command 'dircolors' to change, save, or display the
colour database. You can run "info coreutils 'dircol
Hello,
it seems it is a combination of an ls and a terminal coloring issue.
I did the tests you suggests: changing the terminal background and
using a TTY (which has a back background), the names that were
invisible before become visible.
I am a heavy command-line user too, and I did not notice th
Thank you for reporting this bug. I am unsure, though, if this is a 'ls'
issue, or rather a terminal colouring issue.
>From your image, we can see that space was reserved for the characters
(visible on the reversed field). I would like you to open a terminal
with standard colouring and try another
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. Judging from your description, I am going to assign this
bug to the coreutils package in hopes that it will have a faster
response. If you believe that I have chosen the wrong package, please
change your bug to the
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