Which is your fav. terminal emulator under Slackware13+Xfce and why?
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Absolutely nothing. I didnt say there was something wrong. Just that since they all use the same library, they have the same capabilities so they do the same thing.
Although as a matter of personal preference the fact that VTE doesnt listen to my .Xdefaults is a big minus for me. As it happens with most Desktop related stuff, which instead of using some simple configuration file, they store their settings in some cryptic, usually XML file.
I always end up customizing them up from scratch in case of a reinstall. That is one of the main reasons i dont use them.
That's fine for me, thanks, but my lack of clarity in the OP resulted in onebuck's post explaining how to set prompt and ls colours.
I read your OP with understanding. I just suggested that a universal method to setup the means to indicate root or a normal user via the '.bashrc & .bash_profile' files with a custom prompt. You can polish the files to suit your needs without the worry of configuration requirement for each terminal emulator type. 'KISS'!
I tab xterm in fluxbox and hot key their group to ctrl+` to make it respond like a computer game cheat console :P
xterm nicely supports x resources that will always work no matter what WM you decide to use. Other options for xterm are found in the man page for xterm.
~/.Xresources
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