ls --color=none
Hello everyone. My situation has to do with my ls command and the color scheme of its output. It can be very annoying for me, trying to determine a directory from a file when I can not even read the name, because of the color format it outputs. As a work around, I found (From doing a man ls) that I can use the command with argument "--color=none" to fix it, but I would like it to do it on its own.
Typeing out ls --color=none becomes annoying after a while. I did a little research, and I think it should have something to do with my .bashrc file? I am not sure, this is why I am here.
The following is my box setup:
Distro = FC 2
Kernel = 2.6.x
WM = XFCE
Terminal = gnome-terminal
Profile to change = (Myself, not root)
If there is anything else I need to give you, please do ask. This will be nice to have fixed, thank you in advance for your help.
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