Feature Request: ls --no-sym-destinations

[Brian Nash]

I recently noticed that someone on IRC was looking for a way to use `ls -la' without the destination of symlinks clogging up the output. I believe this would be an excellent feature to include in the coreutils package. It would also (theoretically) be an easy addition.

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  <kaitrek> anyone has experience with LSI hardware raid cards?

   <reisio> nope, no one

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<Bloodtest> =/

  <viscera> :-\

  <pnbeast> =:-\/

<rocketeer> <_>

   <bcnjr5> mn3monic: this must look weird to you.

  <pnbeast> In a minute we'll actually have working Perl program.