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I want to change the color of particular file type:




  • for .c files red

  • for .out files green

  • for .sh files orange



Like this, how to make these colors as default color for the corresponding file type?


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I needed the color difference whenever try ls -l or ls commmand.



So I just used $LS_COLOR variable and modified it like this.



LS_COLORS='*.c=01;32:*.out=31:*.sh=01;35:'



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