I'm getting these funky colors in my project, - and I have now idea where to disable them. They're ugly and distracting, - and I don't know what they mean. I've tried disabling everything, - but they still appear.
I'm using the Powerlevel9k-theme.
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Check out the manpage of `ls`. Probably one of your startup files sets `LS_COLORS` and aliases `ls` to `ls --colors=auto`. – Fabian Klötzl Aug 16 '17 at 12:40
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By accident, I found the answer when fiddling with the colors in my iTerm-setup for executable files. The answer is that it's not Zshell that sets those colors. It's the LSCOLOR-variable which can be found in the .bash_profile-file or .zshrc-file.
See how to change the colors here: Change colors on executable files in the terminal (or iTerm2)
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