Here are some of the things that you can do with your ls command.

First off you can use alias’s to help you type the most typical ls commands. I will give you some examples:

alias ls =”ls –color –classify”
alias ls.=”ls -d .*”

Very commonly used :

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      alias ll="ls -lhvrt"<br /> lsd="ls -lUd */" # List directories only
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And after all this you can download the l script from pixelbeat. Quite interesting:

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