How To: ls colorized output in MacOS
I’m pretty used to how ls command shows pretty colorized output on most modern Linux distros, but somehow its default behaviour in MacOS is still plain white – no different colours.
I’m pretty used to how ls command shows pretty colorized output on most modern Linux distros, but somehow its default behaviour in MacOS is still plain white – no different colours.
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