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I'd like to share my LSCOLORS
which seems slightly closer to dircolors.ansi-dark
, for those of you who use the actual Solarized palette in your terminal.
LSCOLORS=exfxfeaeBxxehehbadacea
Because the original screenshots disappeared I made some myself:
Comparison
With the OP's value:
With the value I shared:
(note the color of regular directories, directory777, and absence of boldness for non-executables)
On Linux with dircolors.ansi-dark
:
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If you install GNU coreutils with homebrew, the eval `dircolors /path/to/dircolorsdb`
command from the documentation will need to be changed to eval `gdircolors /path/to/dircolorsdb`
.
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hi logic, can you provide a screenshot here so that people can see how it looks like. I can link this issue from the README ...
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Sure, no problem. Here are the default colors:
And here they are in a Solarized-esque version:
(Gallery link.)
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Thanks, I've added a note to this issue ...
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There is also another way.
You can install coreutils from homebrew and use that without replacing the OS X tools. Since they are installed with 'g' as the prefix
in your .bashrc, .profile or .bash_profile add this line
"
# Load GNU aliases
source /usr/local/Cellar/coreutils/8.12/aliases
"
and alias ls to GNUs alias
"
alias ls='gls --color=auto'
"
and of course add the aliases to coreutils before the ls alias
"
# Load GNU aliases
source /usr/local/Cellar/coreutils/8.12/aliases
"
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coreutils can also be installed from the fink and MacPorts repositories (older alternatives to homebrew). Choose one and stick with it; don't mix them!
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@teoljungberg is "aliases" meant to be a directory or file (8.23_1 has no such file/directory)? what should be done after adding these lines to .bashrc/.bash_profile to make this work?
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@zevav It was when I wrote up that guideline, but after looking into it now I can see that it's not a directory. If you use homebrew as I used, and if you have /usr/local/bin
in your path you have all of these in your PATH
already. You can just alias ls
to gls
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This worked for me:
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Any chance there is a more recent LSCOLORS example that matches the ones in this repository? For example, the symbolic link in this repo's discolors example is cyan (light blue), the LSCOLORS in this thread and screenshots show it as magenta (bright purple).
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Related Issues (20)
- Don't include binary or compressed files in git HOT 2
- Why not merge with solarized repository? HOT 2
- Don't like HOT 1
- wrong ls color when using iterm2 ssh into linux(xubuntu) box HOT 3
- SOCK hard to read (magenta on blue) HOT 1
- Add ".csv" to list of source files
- 256dark supports less extensions HOT 1
- Correction README.md: General Instruction HOT 2
- ansi-universal and ansi-light show 0777 folders in bad color combination HOT 2
- dircolors problem HOT 1
- How to make it work with Fish? HOT 3
- Help needed / presumably bug: Is this the correct colors? HOT 1
- How do I change the theme? HOT 1
- how do i change colors for Directories with permissions drwxrwsrwx HOT 3
- Is ",v" format error?
- Bold fonts no longer working HOT 6
- 256dark is not a valid dircolors file HOT 1
- consider add .webp to image extensions
- License for seebi/dircolors-solarized? HOT 1
- Different colors in Visual Studio Code vs. WSL terminal HOT 1
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