Eterm colours
I've just installed (using apt) Enlightenment, and with it Eterm. I like Eterm, but I miss the file colours that I have with xterm. (Like directory colours = blue, executables = green, etc.) What need to be done to get them in Eterm? I looked all around the Eterm website and throught most of the help files, but can't seem to find anything.
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just a thought, why don't you do it the same way you had it with xterm, just replace the word 'xterm' with 'eterm'in the file. If you fix it, please post the answer.
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Often this is just a matter of uncommenting out some lines in ~/.bashrc (assuming you're using the Bourne again shell) either to explicitly set the colours, or to import the appropriate bits from /etc/profile.
Also, for a more detailed explanation have a glance at this post: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...hreadid=225522 |
Thanks a lot. The link to the other question solved my problem.
For those too lazy to look there heres what to do: add the following to your ~/.bash_profile if [ -e ~/.bashrc ] then source ~/.bashrc fi make sure you specify that you want ls to be colourized in ~/.bashrc though. |
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