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ls command - favourite options
The ls command has so many options that it's confusing. Here are my personal favourite selection: How to display the information A long listing with ownerships, sizes, dates and permissions - ls -l Names, with * / and @ to indicate executable, directory and link - ls -F Which information to display Information about directories not their content - ls -d Include hidden files and directories - ls -a The order in which it is displayed Sorted by modification time - ls -t Reverse the order - ls -r Options in combination ... ls -lart Full information, including hidden files - with the latest files that were change last. (written 2008-05-23 06:14:15) Associated topics are indexed under A101 - Web Application Deployment - Linux -An Introduction For Users
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