Re: [opensuse] Turn off colors in vi or vim


On Wed, 2007-10-31 at 17:45 +0100, Istvan Gabor wrote:
How can I turn off color in konsole? Or change the colors
for
other?

Depends. Turn off what colors? Can you give us examples
of what
action/command line tool is generating colors for you?

I meant the foreground color of konsole window, ie the text/
characters. Eg that root login prompt changes to red, different
file types are listed in different colors etc.

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I don't know how to change the root's prompt from red to another, but I
kind of like it because it warns/reminds me that I am in root.

As for different file colors, you are talking about the 'ls' command.
As I learned here in this mailing list, the simplest way to do this is
to follow this command:

touch ~/.dir_colors

This creates a hidden empty colors file in your home directory. This
will only happen under your login user. If you also want to disable
colors for when you su into root, follow this command:

touch /root/.dir_colors

This creates the same hidden empty colors file for the root user.

To re-enable the colors for the 'ls' command, simply delete
the .dir_colors files.

That's it.

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