ls has its own colouring scheme independent of the bash_prompt. So, it will simply use a system database of colours to highlight certain file and directory types. As a result, the colours do not match with the prompt... which makes the look of the shell inconsistent.
I want to use the base 16 gruvbox colouring for LS_COLORS as well:
ls has its own colouring scheme independent of the bash_prompt. So, it will simply use a system database of colours to highlight certain file and directory types. As a result, the colours do not match with the prompt... which makes the look of the shell inconsistent.
I want to use the base 16 gruvbox colouring for LS_COLORS as well:
http://www.bigsoft.co.uk/blog/2008/04/11/configuring-ls_colors