> How do you make colors appear in a directory and BASH prompt? I played
> with the values in dircolors, but nothing happened.
What I did was to create an alias of "alias ls="ls -p --color" (you
don't need the -p, but I like it:-) and stuck it into my ~/.bash_profile.
If you don't like the default colors (I hated the dark blue for
subdirectories) you can change it by setting and exporting the LS_COLORS
environment variable in the same .bash_profile. For more info, do a "man
ls" and/or see the docs in /usr/doc/fileutils/color-ls*.
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