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Fixing 'ls' in SUSE so it stops doing 'ls -la'

March 5, 2009 Leave a comment Go to comments

In all of the SUSE varients (and in may other distros as well), the command ls has been aliased so that it actually does a ‘ls -la’. I find this particularly anoying so I have removed this configuration and documented it here: Stopping ‘ls’ from doing ‘ls -la’ instead.

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