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You can customize ls' colours. Look into the environment variable LS_COLORS.

• shabble 15y ago
  I usually just configure the terminal to brighten up the blue a little.
  • dredmorbius 15y ago
    That's the trick. You need to configure the colors as presented by the terminal, and I haven't mucked with that yet.
  • dredmorbius 15y ago
    That's the trick. You need to configure the colors as presented by the terminal, and I haven't mucked with that yet. Given that you're working with variations based on the ANSI color set, your initial set of values is limited. There's a similar trick for vim color highlighting, though I've found the different color settings all involve tradeoffs, not all favorable.
  • dredmorbius 15y ago
    That's the trick. You need to configure the colors as presented by the terminal, and I haven't mucked with that yet. Given that you're working with variations based on the ANSI color set, your initial set of values is limited. There's a similar trick for vim color highlighting, though I've found the different color settings all involve tradeoffs, not all favorable.