Thank you for reply. Executable files should have higher priority than hard-linked files while highlighting. So in this case color of executable file is used. Theoretically you can have special color attribute for hard-linked executables, but this is not an usual case I think. As for the default color of hard-linked file, you can vote for it on bug-coreutils mailing list.
Thank you for reply. Executable files should have higher priority than hard-linked files while highlighting. So in this case color of executable file is used. Theoretically you can have special color attribute for hard-linked executables, but this is not an usual case I think. As for the default color of hard-linked file, you can vote for it on bug-coreutils mailing list.
The patch was proposed upstream: lists.gnu. org/archive/ html/bug- coreutils/ 2008-10/ msg00243. html
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