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/ 3 Years ago, sat, august 14, 2021, 11:31:19
I have a couple files and ls sorts them like this:
a
_b
c
but I want to have
_b
a
c
How can I do that?
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As a one-off command you can do this:
LC_COLLATE=C ls
Or you can add export LC_COLLATE="C" to your .bashrc to make it permanent (may have unexpected results sorting elsewhere).
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