Ok well, i am a bit further with this, I found that by editting the * /etc/DIR_COLORS* file (as root) and setting the *COLOR none* attribute. this stops the color from changing back after command like *ls*.
Also I can add the line to my *.bash_profile*: *setterm -foreground green* log out and log in again and the shell terminal font is now set to green, and stays green even after running *ls* command. *However*, annoyingly, after running CLI text editors like *vi*, it still defaults the colour back to white upon exit to shell, any ideas?
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