Check for CentOS ls

[aleksey-orekhov]

Check for CentOS ls

[sorin-ionescu]

There is no end in sight to ls versions. I chose to implement the most common GNU and BSD versions, but I cannot cater to 6 year old GNU core utilities. OMZ is designed to be edited in place. Please do so.

[aleksey-orekhov]

Thanks for the advice.

I built coreutils 8.13 from source for the system, and problem fixed. It also fixed a lot of strange rendering problems I was experiencing in git directories on gnome terminal (cursor starting inside the prompt text and the like).

[cordarei]

Hi, in my fork I created a zstyle to set default options for ls; if that seems like something that's reasonable to include in the "upstream" (sorin's OMZ) I could fix it up and submit a pull request. (Sorry to comment on a closed issue but it seemed related.)

You can see my changes at https://github.com/cordarei/oh-my-zsh/commit/c6f4ee0be3d549ef9b363bf7223629934c3231e5 , https://github.com/cordarei/oh-my-zsh/commit/3c99db69c4002bd8163350bcf25f92ec1cec1891 , https://github.com/cordarei/oh-my-zsh/commit/ff90161977b12df52b8477a9d82e19f6a23736e0

[sorin-ionescu]

That looks broken to me because whatever is in lsopts may not work on both GNU and BSD ls. I do not want to add too many zstyles. The alias.zsh file should be edited by users anyway.