Hi,

I think this isn't really correct:

$ ls -T /netbsd
/netbsd

from man ls(1):

-T      Display complete time information for the file, including month,
         day, hour, minute, second, and year.

I would expect an output like this:

Jun 12 22:52:17 2002 /netbsd

Shouldn't there be a notice that -T works only with -l together? E.g.:

-T      Display complete time information for the file, including month,
         day, hour, minute, second, and year in a long (-l) output.

Of course, I'd prefer if ls respected -T even without -l.

Regards,
Michael