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by o11c 1022 days ago
Have you tried:

    alias ls='ls -U'
? I find my ^C usually makes it through if I need it. Sometimes minimizing the terminal or switching desktops also helps.

(it probably helps that I use a filesystem - btrfs - that is fundamentally append-based so gives a meaningful order even with -U)

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I have not -- thanks for the tip. Having to ^C out of an ls is sub-optimal, to say the least.