alias ls='ls -F' it's as much as usable without colors, it appends some symbol at the end of the file/directory in order to quickly spot it. It works under b

alias ls='ls -F' it's as much as usable without colors, it appends some symbol at the end of the file/directory in order to quickly spot it. It works under both BSD ls and GNU ls. 'man ls' under BSD's to get information on that flag, 'info ls' on GNU/Linux. Types: Nothing for regular files * executable / directory @ symlink | FIFO = socket > door