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you might be interested in `ls -go` instead of `ls -l` - provided your ls supports that; removes user/group in output fun to see the `.defaults`; i forgot abou
by out-of-ideas 2y ago
you might be interested in `ls -go` instead of `ls -l` - provided your ls supports that; removes user/group in output
fun to see the `.defaults`; i forgot about that one (edit, and i forget now even when/where i came across it)