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Fix hard-to-read colors in xterm
"man ls" and look for LSCOLORS env variable
Fix hard-to-read colors in xterm
This hint addresses a long-standing issue with terminal. Thanks for the tips!
Fix hard-to-read colors in xterm
I have LS_COLORS, not LSCOLORS. I also use both:
Fix hard-to-read colors in xterm
This is not true - you need to have your terminal announce itself as xterm-color, not xterm, then ls -G will colorize your screen. Once you can get your terminal.app (and/or ssh etc) to say it is an xterm-color screen, then to make colorization permanent, make an alias to ls = ls -G (Like this)
Fix hard-to-read colors in xterm
terminal.app is more accurately described as dtterm, rather than xterm-color. then of course, if you run an actual xterm, you will want xterm-color.
I put this in my ~/.zshenv file. for bash, it would probably be best in ~/.bash_login
also, I have only /bin/ls. I aliased my ls like this:
if you wanted to run apple's ls rather than the one in coreutils from fink, change the ls alias like this:
I set my LSCOLORS like this:
Fix hard-to-read colors in xterm
That is funny. I posted this info on Apr 11 here and stated that I had to make ZERO changes under 10.3.3. So it might be that apple fixed the terminal for us? I made the same statements I made above (ls -G to enable color output)
Fix hard-to-read colors in xterm
And as a final coment to this I found this online (google'd it) and it looks great. Makes the colors nice and bright (instead of dingy and dark) and hilights things very well. |
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