.dircolors

# see man dircolors

# Specify colors used by 'ls' as:
#    FILETYPE ATTR[;ATTR...]

# ATTRS
#  0    restore default color
#  1    brighter colors
#  3    italic
#  4    underlined text (sometimes dim foreground)
#  7    reverse
#
# foregrounds:
# 30    black
# 31    red
# 32    green
# 33    yellow (or brown)
# 34    blue
# 35    purple
# 36    cyan
# 37    white (or gray)
#
# backgrounds:
# 40    black
# 41    red
# 42    green
# 43    yellow (or brown)
# 44    blue
# 45    purple
# 46    cyan
# 47    white (or gray)


# FILETYPES:

# NORMAL normal (non-filename) text. 
NORMAL 00

# FILE, a regular file. 

# DIR, a directory
DIR 36

# LINK, a symbolic link. 
#       Special value 'target' means same color as linked-to file
LINK target
LINK 3

# ORPHAN, an orphaned symbolic link (one which points to a nonexistent file).
#         defaults to LINK color
ORPHAN 41;30

# MISSING, a missing file (a nonexistent file pointed to by symbolid link)
#          defaults to FILE color
MISSING 41;37

# FIFO, a FIFO (named pipe).

# SOCK, a socket.

# BLK, a block device special file.

# CHR, a character device special file.

# EXEC, a file with the executable attribute set.
EXEC    38;5;118

# *extension, Specifies the color used for any file that ends in extension.
*pyc    90
*pyo    90