File types for Linux

In Linux, the color of the file is meaningful. Among them, the file name color is different in Linux, it is not the same type.

Light blue: Indicates a linked file;
Gray: Indicates other documents;
Green: Represents an executable file;
Red: Indicates compressed file;
Blue: Indicates the directory;
Flashing red: There is a problem with the linked file;
Yellow: Indicates device files, including Block,char,fifo.

You can see the default color settings with the "dircolors-p" command, including definitions for various colors and "bold", underline, flashing, etc.

File types for Linux