mac Configuration ls command to display different colors in different file

Use Mac see the color of Ubuntu Linux terminal display is not very cool feel, whether he is wanted to have the same color skills? Not afraid, we are possible! 

1 . Open the configuration file 

    sudo vim ~ / .bash_profile 

write the following two lines: 

    Export CLICOLOR = 1   

    Export LSCOLORS = GxFxCxDxBxegedabagaced 

2 run command. 

    Source ~ / .bash_profile 

to make the configuration file to take effect 

3 then you will be pleasantly surprised to find files and. folder has a different color it! 

4 . Explanation: 

    Export CLICOLOR = . 1    represents a color display Enable 

    Export LSCOLORS = GxFxCxDxBxegedabagaced twenty-two a set of letters, is a different file, folder and set the color background, bold, etc. 

    The following is a detailed correspondence relationship: 

    Directory Catalog (file folder)  
    symbolic link symbolic link
    socket socket link
    pipe pipeline 
    executable executable 
    block special character special file 
    character special block special file 
    executable with setuid bit set executable program with different UID running 
    executable with setgid bit set executable program with an additional set of privileges to run the 
    directory writable to others , with Sticky 'bit 

    Directory Writable to Others, Sticky' bit the without 

    particular color: according to this setting your favorite color 

    a black 
    b red 
    c green 
    d brown 
    e blue 
    f magenta 
    g cyan 
    h grayish 
    a bold black 
    B bold red 
    C bold green 
    D bold brown 
    E bold blue 
    F bold magenta 
    G bold cyan  
    H bold light gray
    x default color

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