I've installed and compiled it on FreeBSD 10, but it complains that the ls command doesn't have a -v flag.
Which is true, nor does it have a corresponding one that does "natural sort of (version) number within text".
The I installed sysutils/coreutils package on FreeBSD, which has a gls command, the GNU ls, which has the -v flag, but if I replace the /bin/ls command with this one, it complains that "invalid tab size: h".
This is in get_ls_cmdline function.
If I put 8 after T, it works, but the file sizes are not displayed.
Hi,
I've installed and compiled it on FreeBSD 10, but it complains that the ls command doesn't have a -v flag. Which is true, nor does it have a corresponding one that does "natural sort of (version) number within text". The I installed sysutils/coreutils package on FreeBSD, which has a gls command, the GNU ls, which has the -v flag, but if I replace the /bin/ls command with this one, it complains that "invalid tab size: h". This is in get_ls_cmdline function. If I put 8 after T, it works, but the file sizes are not displayed.
What do you think can be done?
Thanks, robcsi