How do I do a ls and then sort the results by date created?
In what order are the dated ordered by? Certainly not alphanumeric order. ls -lt sorts by modification time. But I need creation time.
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You''re missing the extra hyphen: ls -a is the same as ls --all, with two hyphens. ls -all, with a single hyphen, is the same as ls -a -l -l, which is the same as ls -a -l, which is the same as ls
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