> > Linix has a nice feature such that when using the 'ls' command directorys, 
> > links, etc. show up in different colors. Does BSD support that feature.
> No, nor should it.

I agree with this, and I don't think you'll find many who disagree, but
it should be noted that nothing is preventing anyone from getting the
sources for the colorized ls and building/running them on their machine.

> man ls, note what -F does, then use alias.

Not quite the same thing--especially if you're used to the colors.

-allen

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