Claudio Bley

`-r` means "reverse", see `colorls --help`: ``` -r, --reverse reverse order while sorting ``` Note, this has been changed some while ago to be compatible with GNU ls: ``` -r...

You have to install a C compiler and make, and the ruby dev package. On August 17, 2019 2:00:03 PM GMT+02:00, mrjayviper wrote: >setup:> >1. Ubuntu (app is displayed as...

Thanks @mashehu, but I am a bit reluctant to change the icons since it's merely a matter of taste. Although you have a valid point that a folder's icon looks...

Thank you for this, that looks quite nice! Seems it's not possible to use RGB values, only color names... I'll try to come up with a fix.

Thanks for the bug report! The problem is that the files you mentioned do not have an extension. For example, `.gitignore` is a hidden file, which is denoted by the...

You are right, it used to work in older versions, but I broke it in commit https://github.com/athityakumar/colorls/commit/17b2142c48ac6cd760532116c0e483085caaea2c while fixing #441. (In my defence, there were no unit tests assuring this...

Why did you close this? This is a valid issue that is supposed to work!

Actually, the list is sorted according to the rules of your current locale. I am using `en_US.utf8` and it is sorted like this: ``` $ ls -1  abc/ ...

> How should I change this in the Mac config settings? I don't see any mention of it in Preferences > Language and Region I don't know about the Macs...

Seems this is broken on Macs. https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/34054/case-insensitive-ls-sorting-in-mac-osx#81791 > Some postings online suggest that the locales in BSD (and Darwin/OS X) are somewhat broken compared to those in Linux. I wrote...