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Two ls options you might not have used

ls has a

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--format

option that allows a number of various formatting displays. Some, like

1
-l

, you have probably used often. And some don’t seem all that useful, like

1
-x

. But here are two I did not know and now like:

  • 1
    -1

    That’s the numeral one. It shows single column output, so you can have the readability of

    1
    -l

    , without the extra info if you don’t need it:

  • 1
    -m

    This displays comma-separated output:

    Useful for scripting and fast .csv creation!

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