Thanks James and Larry.
I edited /etc/DIR_COLORS
to change EXECutable spec from 32 (green) to 30 (black)
so now I can see 'ls' lists much better.
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In Ubuntu dircolors -p makes the list somewhat more readable albeit long.
On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 6:02 PM, James Mcphee wrote:
> Which distro are you using? ubuntu has the "dircolors" command that will
> output your color settings, and then you override them by setting LS_COLORS
> in your .bash
Which distro are you using? ubuntu has the "dircolors" command that will
output your color settings, and then you override them by setting LS_COLORS
in your .bash_profile (or .bashrc in some cases).
Redhat derivatives have /etc/DIR_COLORS that you can copy to ~/.dir_colors
and let you set them th
How can I change the default colors for listing files from the command line?
The lime green against my terminal beige background is very hard to see.
Example here: http://www.upquick.com/temp/listcolors.jpg
And why are some colored words off center (below the baseline)?
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