Re: ls needs switch to put directories on top

[Lack Mr G M]

In article <address@hidden>, address@hidden (Dan Jacobson) writes:
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|> ls needs a switch to put directories on top.
|>....
|> On Windows putting directories on top is a default.

   No it isn't.  Open a command promtp window and type DIR (whcioh is
the equivalent of ls).  You will find directories and files intermixed.

   The GUI file browsers put directories at the top, but that is a
different matter.  The same is true of things like KDE and Gnome.


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