Hi Angelo,
You can set 'ls' to run without colouring by passing '--color=none' on
the invocation. Alternatively, you can setup an alias, like
alias ls='ls --color=none'
Also, the coreutils command 'dircolors' to change, save, or display the
colour database. You can run "info coreutils 'dircolor invocation'" for
full details, but 'dircolor --print-database' will print the colour
database in use.
Then it is just a case of setting what you want (and, of course, using
it ;-)).
I am closing this bug as INVALID, since it ends up there is no problem
on coreutils itself.
Thank you, and please do not hesitate to open a new bug on any issue you
find.
** Changed in: coreutils (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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ls -la fails to print directory names
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/441142
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