RE: xterm
Hi Zach;
You have received a number of good answers to your question but I did
not notice anyone telling you some of the really basic stuff (that I
admit you might already know). Do a "ls -A" in your home directory
(which you can get to from anywhere by doing a "cd" without any
arguments) and see if you already have a file named ".Xresources". Edit
(or create) this file with an editor (vi, ae, or whatever). In that
file make two entries:
xterm*background:black
xterm*forground:white
Take a look at the xterm man page (man xterm).
best,
-bill
Zach wrote:
Is there any way to change the colors of Xterm? mine defaults to
black on white (which gets really annoying when you telnet to a
machine using really light ansi colors), and I would rather have it
white on black..
Zach
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