Making color-ls the default for you or your machine is easy. If you just want color-ls to be the default for you, put:
eval `dircolors`
(Use backquotes around dircolors, not forward quotes.)
in your $HOME/.bashrc if you use bash and your $HOME/.cshrc if you use csh/tcsh.
If you want color-ls to be the default for everyone on your machine, put:
eval `dircolors`
(Use backquotes around dircolors, not forward quotes.)
in your /etc/bashrc for bash and /etc/csh.cshrc for csh/tcsh.
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