A question.

[Bart Bunting <bart@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hugh Esco writes:

most likely Your ls command is aliased to /bin/ls --color or something similar.

check .bashrc and or .bash_profile.

Bart

 > Adam is coming right along.  Coaching him by phone this evening, he got 
 > on-line for the first time without my presence.
 > 
 > This evening's apt-get update / upgrade brought in updates to over half of 
 > the packages on this Debian machine.  I then did an:
 > 	apt-get install w3-lisp-e21,
 > 	apt-get install w3-doc-el and
 > 	apt-get install vm
 > 
 > which re-installed my entire emacs / emacspeak system with browser and mail 
 > reader.  When I was through with that process, the tutorials were suddenly 
 > a part of my Info tree, accessible from C-h i.  That was a major 
 > breakthrough for me.
 > 
 > Still, I have another question tonight:
 > 
 > When I invoke a shell from emacs or emacspeak, using M-x shell, my use of 
 > the ls command results in spurious extra characters showing up in the 
 > listing which make it difficult to discern what the contents of the 
 > directory listed out in the buffer is.  How do I configure my installation 
 > so that does not happen?
 > 
 > All help is appreciated.  Thanks.
 > 
 > -- Hugh 
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