Closed pa-jberanek closed 2 years ago
PS /tmp> mkdir test
PS /tmp> cd test
PS /tmp/test> mkdir directory
PS /tmp/test> powercolorls
directory\
PS /tmp/test>
This is indeed the case. There is currently no check to see whether powercolorls is running in a windows or linux environment and it defaults to the windows way of displaying directories. I'll see if I can get some time to fix that, not sure when.
This was fixed in commit 606e1fe867b03b3bcd0f7f45a71806bb8b79d3f2. Please update to PowerColorLS 1.0.3 to see the fix in action.
When used on Linux directories are shown with a '\' postfix rather than the more acceptable '/' suffix.