13 Aug
2001
13 Aug
'01
4:02 p.m.
On Slakware its environment variable $LS_OPTIONS, with 'ls' aliased to 'ls $LS_OPTIONS', which controls output of ls. I guess its similar in case of Redhat. So you might have to set the environment variable and alias.
Amish.
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How do I revert to asciibetical order?
14 Aug
14 Aug
12:11 a.m.
New subject: sort order of ls
Sometime Today, Amish Mehta assembled some asciibets to say:
On Slakware its environment variable $LS_OPTIONS, with 'ls' aliased to 'ls $LS_OPTIONS', which controls output of ls. I guess its similar in case of Redhat. So you might have to set the environment variable and alias.
There is no option for ls to sort on file name. That is the default. Within that, it reverts to the locale to decide how to sort on name. LS_OPTIONS will not help here.
Philip
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