Display color of change instruction ls

The display color of the change command ls-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. Linux Command ls sets the display color of the directory to Blue by default, which is OK on the CRT screen, but almost invisible on the LCD screen, especially on the laptop. You can change the display color of ls in the following ways:

1. The command dircolors outputs the current preset color attributes, archived to the. dir_colors file in the home directory.

Dircolors-p> ~ /. Dir_colors

2. Edit joe ~ /. Dir_colors, where

DIR 01; 34
Change
DIR 01; 33

After archiving, log on again. The color value 33 represents yellow, so eye-catching!

Attribute values of various colors are described in. dir_colors:
# Attribute codes:
#00 = "none" 01 = "bold" 04 = "underscore" 05 = "blink" 07 = "reverse" 08 = "concealed"
# Text color codes:
#30 = "black" 31 = "red" 32 = "green" 33 = "yellow" 34 = "blue" 35 = "magenta" 36 = "cyan" 37 = "white"
# Background color codes:
#40 = "black" 41 = "red" 42 = "green" 43 = "yellow" 44 = "blue" 45 = "magenta" 46 = "cyan" 47 = "white"

Complete.