3 ms·How come the `ls` output is colorized? I thought that ls normally checked isatty before colorizing output.by rcme 3y agoHow come the `ls` output is colorized? I thought that ls normally checked isatty before colorizing output.Toreno96 3y agoMaybe they aliased `ls` to `ls --color=auto` or `ls --color=always`.dylan604 3y agohey! get out of my .alias file! next, you'll be giving away the ultimate secret with ..=cd .., ...=cd../.. ;-)