How To Make The Linux Terminal User Friendly With ColorLS

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The Linux terminal has a solid UI. Most distributions have good defaults, and it makes using the command-line much easier. Still, for as great as the Linux terminal is, improvements are always welcome, especially those that make the Linux terminal user friendly.. More info at https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/make-linux-terminal-user-friendly-colorls/



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Linux Terminal User Friendly With ColorLS