Open jalseth opened 3 years ago
Sometimes it is useful to see the user/group IDs rather than the human-friendly usernames and group names for permissions. In GNU ls this is the -n flag, which is not currently supported by logo-ls.
ls
-n
logo-ls
Sometimes it is useful to see the user/group IDs rather than the human-friendly usernames and group names for permissions. In GNU
ls
this is the-n
flag, which is not currently supported bylogo-ls
.