Re: color xterm
From: Fran\gois Gouget [EMAIL PROTECTED] [...] Interesting. Where did you find information on that resource? (It's apparently not in the manual page.) In this mailing list. It was in the following message: To: Philippe Troin [EMAIL PROTECTED] Philippe Troin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: However, as we discussed just over a month ago on this list, the correct answer is not documented anywhere in the Debian packages. You can read the manpage for ls until hell freezes over and still not get color. ... When things like this come up, can we please submit them as bug reports? Nothing is going to get fixed if it isn't pushed back upstream. Daniel
Re: color xterm
From: Fran\gois Gouget [EMAIL PROTECTED] dpk wrote: is there a package for color xterms for debian? if so, does anyone know where it is? i have looked all over in the ftp site to find it with no luck. This has been asked recently. The color xterm package has been abandonned with XFree 3.2. All you have to do is to add the following line to you (global) Xdefaults. XTerm*customization: -color ^^^ Interesting. Where did you find information on that resource? (It's apparently not in the manual page.) Daniel
Re: color xterm
| XTerm*customization: -color | ^^^ | |Interesting. Where did you find information on that resource? (It's |apparently not in the manual page.) It's a global Intrinsics resource. Maybe it is in the general X server page. It works for other programs too. If you have a program of class 'Foo', putting the following in your ~/.Xdefaults (or more globally) will allow you to put color-specific information in Foo-color: #ifdef COLOR *customization: -color #endif - Ronald van Loon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) I am waiting as fast as I can! I want patience, and I want it *NOW*! - Bethany J. Parkhurst
Re: color xterm
dpk wrote: is there a package for color xterms for debian? if so, does anyone know where it is? i have looked all over in the ftp site to find it with no luck. This has been asked recently. The color xterm package has been abandonned with XFree 3.2. All you have to do is to add the following line to you (global) Xdefaults. XTerm*customization: -color
