What Does Blue Mean in Linux?
Contents White (No Color Code): Regular File or Normal File. Blue: Directory. Bright Green: Executable File. Bright Red: Archive File or Compressed File...
White (No color code): Regular File or Normal File. Blue: Directory. Bright Green: Executable File. Bright Red: Archive file or Compressed File. Magenta: Image File.
Why are my folders highlighted blue Linux?
Blue text with green background indicates that a directory is writable by others apart from the owning user and group, and does not have the sticky bit set ( o+w, -t ).
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What does red mean in Linux?
Most Linux distros by default usually color-code files so you can immediately recognize what type they are. You are right that red means archive file and . pem is an archive file. An archive file is just a file composed of other files.
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