Diff: DirColors
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| Newer page: | version 4 | Last edited on February 29, 2012 5:17 pm | by PhilHollenback | Revert |
| Older page: | version 3 | Last edited on January 28, 2009 2:01 pm | by PhilHollenback | Revert |
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-The default colors for GNU ls don't work very well against dark backgrounds that aren't completely black. I tend to use transparent terminal windows (becuase
I'm cool), and my backgrounds are often dark blue or green.
+The default colors for GNU ls don't work very well against dark backgrounds that aren't completely black. I tend to use transparent terminal windows (because
I'm cool), and my backgrounds are often dark blue or green.
Here's a copy of my [DIR_COLORS|http://www.hollenback.net/config-files/DIR_COLORS] file that tweaks the colors to make them more readable on a range of backgrounds. Note that these colors assume a relatively dark background. Drop it in /etc and you are all set.
--phil 10/2/2001
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version 4
The default colors for GNU ls don't work very well against dark backgrounds that aren't completely black. I tend to use transparent terminal windows (because I'm cool), and my backgrounds are often dark blue or green.
Here's a copy of my DIR_COLORS file that tweaks the colors to make them more readable on a range of backgrounds. Note that these colors assume a relatively dark background. Drop it in /etc and you are all set.
--phil 10/2/2001
