after each file name of the listing and you don't know nor treat it appropriately.
ls -ap only adds / at the end of directory names
As it currently is (ls -aF) fetches the wrong file with for example .bash_profile and .bash_profile.old since both are executable and trying to fetch .bash_profile* fetches .bash_profile.old !!!
using ls -aF it returns
after each file name of the listing and you don't know nor treat it appropriately.
ls -ap only adds / at the end of directory names
As it currently is (ls -aF) fetches the wrong file with for example .bash_profile and .bash_profile.old since both are executable and trying to fetch .bash_profile* fetches .bash_profile.old !!!