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Fix the way "ls -a" lists / sorts output?
I am not sure when this first started happening, but at some point, when you type "ls -a", the dot files (.e.g. ".bashrc") are no longer displayed at the beginning of the list. The "ls" command now seems to ignore a leading dot when sorting by filename.
How do I make ls go back to the old behavior, properly alphabetizing leading dots instead of ignoring them?
I'm sure this is convenient to some people, and this question is not directed at you if that's the case. =)
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