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How to change the default --color preference for "ls' on Windows?
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Mar 15, 20265396 viewsConfidence Score0%
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I'm using ls (from Msys) on Windows. By default, ls doesn't colour-code directories and archives, but that's something I want. I'm tired of typing "ls -C" and "ls --color". Is there any way apart from setting up a bash script that will let me do this. (Remember, I'm on Windows)
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