On 3/23/05 at 7:12 PM by email@hidden (Derick Centeno):
>So why eterm? Well, I'm used to it's themes and got to appreciate it
>greatly when I was using Enlightenment alot.
>It's advantage is that I can choose each window to have a different
>background indicating (to me) that I'm doing something uniquely
>different in each one such that just by visual cues I can decide which
>one I want to look at right now. This doesn't appear yet to be the
>case with iterm. Ok...it can support vim in displaying various color
>codes etc., but eterm can do that AND provide me with the quick visual
>cues I mentioned.
You can set the color in your Terminal windows and then save them, even setting a default command to run. Then launch the appropriate .term file for the task you need to do.
Also, in Terminal Preferences make sure the terminal type is xterm-color. The bash shell supports color if you do "ls -G" so adding the following line to your ~/.bash_profile file will make the ls command be colored in normal Terminal windows.
alias ls="ls -G" to your
Hopefully not drifting too far off topic.
[fletcher]
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