LS_OPTIONS not working on Slackware Current
by mfoley from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5F0EB)
I installed Slackware Current a couple of weeks ago -- am finding little tweaks that need to be addressed. For years I've added "--time-style=long-iso" to OPTIONS env variable in /etc/profile.d/coreutils-dircolors.sh to set my ls time style. This gets exported in LS_OPTIONS.
When I log in using Konsole, LS_OPTIONS is empty. Maybe this is normal and I just never noticed it before. I suppose that's possible as I usually ssh from there to other hosts.
If I su to myself (su - myid), LS_OPTIONS are set.
How to I get this to set when I simply open Konsole? Do I have to source /etc/profile.d/coreutils-dircolors.sh in .bashrc? That seems wrong, but it that's what I should do, I'll do it.
When I log in using Konsole, LS_OPTIONS is empty. Maybe this is normal and I just never noticed it before. I suppose that's possible as I usually ssh from there to other hosts.
If I su to myself (su - myid), LS_OPTIONS are set.
How to I get this to set when I simply open Konsole? Do I have to source /etc/profile.d/coreutils-dircolors.sh in .bashrc? That seems wrong, but it that's what I should do, I'll do it.