Previously I have shown how you able to have colorful shell on FreeBSD and now I have it on OpenBSD, you can easily configure it by installing gnuls from ports /packages, after you have installed it , just add one liner to ~/.profile or ~/.bashrc, depends on what shell you are using.
shell>echo "alias ls='gls --color'" >> ~/.profile
or
shell>echo "alias ls-'gls --color'" >> ~/.bashrc
Then you are done.
shell>echo "alias ls='gls --color'" >> ~/.profile
or
shell>echo "alias ls-'gls --color'" >> ~/.bashrc
Then you are done.
Everyone loves color :)
3 comments:
Cool! I always want to find something to replace my plain black+white color shell...
What is the name of the Font used by the terminal?
hi heem,
It is lfp-gamow or more complete -
-lfp-gamow-medium-r-normal-*-*-90-*-*-c-
*-iso8859-5
You can find it in xfontsel if you have installed in using freebsd port/package.
Cheers ;]
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