This has precisely nothing to do with whether ls colors its output or not.
> A clear advantages to BSD is that tooling man pages are produced by a single team.
They're still too short to really introduce any tool complex enough to need documentation.
> In addition, tools tend to do one and only one thing, which promotes use of pipes and scripts rather than obscure tool features.
BSD has find. I know it does.
This has precisely nothing to do with whether ls colors its output or not.
> A clear advantages to BSD is that tooling man pages are produced by a single team.
They're still too short to really introduce any tool complex enough to need documentation.
> In addition, tools tend to do one and only one thing, which promotes use of pipes and scripts rather than obscure tool features.
BSD has find. I know it does.