I would like to set up LS_COLORS, so that coloring is the same for files with and without x-bit. My LS_COLORS variable is exported with this value:di=1;4;33:*rc=7:*.rb=32:*.irbrc=32:*.bak=2:*~=2:*.log=32;45:*.txt=34:*.sh=36:*.zsh=36Note that I did not give any default value for fi and ex.Coloring works find for directories (get underlined) and files without execution bit, but executable files are always colored the same (green - perhaps this is the default value), no matter what their names look like.In case you are wondering why I would like coloring to occur in this way: I'm working under Cygwin on Windows, and the problem is that if files are created by programs which are not Cygwin-aware, they are always created in a way that Cygwin sees the file mask as 0755, so a difference in coloring doesn't make much sense anyway.
Configuring LS_COLORS for file pattern
ls;colors