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Varying the appearance of terminal windows is a great trick. Here's a totally different, not to say better, way of doing it:
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Yeah, this is what I do in Terminal, and the same kind of thing that I've done for years with other terminal programs (xterm and SecureCRT). It's a very good practice, but there's also something to be said for a program that will change the color of the text when certain programs (or strings, as they case may be) are run. I, for one, have been in one Terminal session that was set up for a remote ssh connection, then been disconnected from that session, to find myself in a local shell that appears at first glance to be a remote shell. Things like that. If the colorization is done at the command level, it can become a whole lot less confusing.
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That's very kind, thanks. |
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