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ls color
Hi ppl!
Do you know how to display color with ls in aix 4.3, 5.2 and in hpux and sunos as well ? thanks. 
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The only systems I've personally seen color in `ls` output is GNU/Linux systems.
That's because they're using GNU ls, from the GNU fileutils package. If you look at your aliases, you'll probably find that "ls" is an alias for "ls --color=tty", meaning that any time the output is a terminal, you'll get color (but not if output is a pipe or a file). As far as I know, you can either compile and install GNU ls, or you may be out of luck.
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For HP-UX, see this.
For SunOS, see http://www.sunfreeware.com/ I wonder if there is a similiar site for AIX. I don't know of one.
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