ll for PowerShell

ll.ps1

# First type notepad $profile in powershell
# Then paste the following code in the notepad and save it
# Then restart the powershell or type . $profile in powershell
# Then type ll in powershell to see the linux style directory listing
function Get-LinuxStyleChildItem {
    Get-ChildItem -Force | ForEach-Object {
        $item = $_
        $size = if ($item.Length -ge 1GB) {
                    "{0:N2} GB" -f ($item.Length / 1GB)
                } elseif ($item.Length -ge 1MB) {
                    "{0:N2} MB" -f ($item.Length / 1MB)
                } elseif ($item.Length -ge 1KB) {
                    "{0:N2} KB" -f ($item.Length / 1KB)
                } else {
                    "$($item.Length) B"
                }
        $mode = if ($item.PSIsContainer) { "d" } else { "-" }
        $mode += if ($item.Attributes -match 'ReadOnly') { "r" } else { "-" }
        $mode += if ($item.Attributes -match 'Hidden') { "h" } else { "-" }
        $mode += if ($item.Attributes -match 'System') { "s" } else { "-" }
        $mode += if ($item.Attributes -match 'Archive') { "a" } else { "-" }
        $lastWriteTime = $item.LastWriteTime.ToString("dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm:ss")

        # Determine the color
        $color = "Gray" # Default color for files
        if ($item.PSIsContainer) {
            $color = "Blue" # Color for directories
        } elseif ($item.LinkType) {
            $color = "Cyan" # Color for links
        }

        # Write the line with color
        Write-Host ("{0,10} {1,10} {2,20} {3,-20}" -f $mode, $size, $lastWriteTime, $item.Name) -ForegroundColor $color
    }
}

Set-Alias -Name ll -Value Get-LinuxStyleChildItem