ls++ is an alternative to the ls command found in coreutils.
ls++ bills itself as colorized ls on steroids.
This is free and open source software.
Website: github.com/trapd00r/ls–
Support:
Developer: Magnus Woldrich
License: Perl/artistic License

Usage:
ls++ [VIEW..] [OPTIONS..] [FILE]
Options:
Views:
--pf permissions, file
--psf permissions, size, file
--ptsf permissions, time, size, file
--potsf permissions, owner, time, size, file
Documentation:
--help show the help and exit
--man show the manpage and exit
Not known parameters will be passed through to ls, so to show hidden
files, "-a" or "-A" might be added. See ls(1) for more information.
ls++ is written in Perl. Learn Perl with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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