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Title: Change 'ls' directory colors
Author: nxor
Author Contact: digitalViper@hotmail.com
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Change 'ls' directory colors
             ÊMon, Mar 17 '03 at 08:46AM ¥ from: nxor           
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            If you run Terminal.app with a black background and a color 'ls' command, directories (in bold blue) can be hard to see. You can change the color of directories with an export LS_COLORS command. For example, to make all directories yellow, add this to ".bash_profile" in your home directory:
 
export LS_COLORS='di=01;33'
  Other good colors for directories are bold white (01;37) and bold purple (01;35).  You can find a complete table of ANSI colors in many places; The Linux Documentation Project's list is one such place.

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