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VIM - question about netrw
It's not necessarily programming,
but many people use VIM for programming,
so I'll ask this here.
When I create a file from the terminal (or within netrw itself),
and browse the directory of that file within netrw,
the filename appears white.
However, if I transfer that file to a windows FAT32 partition,
and then back to my linux ext4 partition,
the filename turns purple with a cyan asterisk after it.
Why the change of color, and why the asterisk?
It's weird seeing my files have a "been on FAT32" mark.
Quote: Original post by Gamer GamesterDoesn't that just imply that the transfer to FAT32 set the executable bit on the file? ls -l to check the permissions on your purple files...
Why the change of color, and why the asterisk?
It's weird seeing my files have a "been on FAT32" mark.
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