Re: Where can I find xterm_color?
>>>>> "Shaya" == Shaya Potter <spotter@itd.nrl.navy.mil> writes:
Shaya> On Mon, 20 Jan 1997, Nathan L. Cutler wrote:
>> >>>>> "John" == John <goto@compmore.net> writes:
>>
John> I finally got X Windows up and running, and I'm using fvwm95,
John> but when I try and start a new sheel, the message "xterm_color"
John> appears in my login window.
>>
John> Also, how do I set the LS_OPTIONS so that my directory listings
John> will be in color? Right now I am using an alias, but that's a
John> sloppy way to do it. Also, does fvwm95 support colorized
John> listings?
>> I don't know anything about fvwm95, but if you put the following
>> line in your .bash_profile or equivalent, 'ls' should display in
>> color:
>>
>> eval `dircolors`
Shaya> I don't think this works anymore, I think the color-ls was
Shaya> folded into the normal ls, and you have to put all the aliases
Shaya> in your .bash_{rc,profile} manually. However, I can't verify
Shaya> this since my system at work doesn't seem to want to accept
Shaya> any connections right now except for telnet's to port 25 (so
Shaya> at least I know it hasn't crashed :-) )
Here's what I got in my .bashrc to set up color.
if [ $ANSI = "true" ] ; then
eval `dircolors ~/.dir_colors`
fi
if [ $ANSI = "true" ] ; then
LS_BIN="/bin/ls --color"
else
LS_BIN="/bin/ls"
fi
alias ls="$LS_BIN -FC" # removed argument 'o' from these three lines
alias l="$LS_BIN -lFC"
alias dir="$LS_BIN -l"
alias cls="clear ; $LS_BIN"
(I check earlier in the file to make sure I'm on a terminal that can
deal with ansi codes. At the moment I just hard code the terminals I
know won't work. Anyone know a better way?)
And as to xterm I just added (as someone on this list suggested) the
line:
XTerm*customization: -color
to my .Xdefaults file. Others have said that cating the
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/XTerm-color file on the end of the
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/XTerm file will have the same effect.
Jim
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