Hai Jow Forums,
What's your favorite ls flags?
Love,
Anonymous
Hai Jow Forums,
What's your favorite ls flags?
Love,
Anonymous
apt-get gentoo
i always do ls -lah
ls-1 for scripts
--help
ls -lAht
i never use ls.
i know my system so well that i know every file in every folder at any given time.
git (commit -m) "good.", \g\ents.
alias ll='ls -alFh'
alias la="ls -laGh --color --group-directories-first"
alias ls="ls --color --group-directories-first"
ls -lha, sometimes with a -t or -Z depending on what I'm doing
alias l.='ls -d .*'
if you alias ls first, the following ls aliases will inherit --group-directories-first etcetera
I know, but I haven't decided if I want my aliases dependent on each other, seeing that my dotfiles are public
dir --color --group-directories-first
ls --; sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root
Isnt ls -l filtered by cloudflare though
ls -lisa because it looks pretty to type
ls -al or bust
This one
ls -l master race
ls -lahF or ls -lahFZ
Stop using ls in scripts.
ls -larth
muscle memory
ls -AFGhl
I use a set of aliases, though.
Why do people use -a instead of -A?
Need to make sure there is a . and ..
none, never understood why some ls versions even have them
here kiddo, have some attention! sorry your father neglects you.
alias ll='ls -AhlF'
alias la='ls -AF'
alias l='ls -CF'
ls -thul
gives me all the shit also it's a name of a rune in diablo 2
Use dolphin lmao
you shouldnt use ls in scripts
furthermore, ls already splits the filenames into lines when the output is anything other than your terminal screen
ls -hAlF
usage: rm [-f | -i] [-dPRrvW] file ...