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Ls -l tells you whether it's a directory. (-l flag available in the first edition) If you want colours you can pipe it through a sed script. If you want to so
by benj111 3y ago
Ls -l tells you whether it's a directory. (-l flag available in the first edition)
If you want colours you can pipe it through a sed script.
If you want to sort it in some way you could pipe it to sort or something.
No system is ever going to do everything everyone wants. The Unix solution is to allow you to easily add the things you do want.
- hardware2win 3y agoIt reminds me of that dropbox rsync meme...
- mrweasel 3y ago> The Unix solution is to allow you to easily add the things you do want. And yet here we are, with ls having builtin support for color, sorting and more.