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File xtermcontrol-Examples of Package xtermcontrol
Examples It can be very useful to use xterm colors to indicate which is your current user ID. As an example, configure the ~/.xtermcontrol of the login user to: foreground="black" and the ~root/.xtermcontrol to: foreground="red" Now the red foreground color works as a reminder of the privileges when logged into the root account. To change back to current ID preferences after a session, include the following code snippet in the .bashrc shell initialization file of the effected accounts. # .bashrc example ## customize this and put it in ~/.bashrc to control the xterm ## change preferences to ~/.xtermcontrol defaults xtermcontrol ## change preferences back to ~/.xtermcontrol defaults after 'su' session su() { command su "$@" xtermcontrol } ## change preferences back to ~/.xtermcontrol defaults after 'ssh' session ssh() { command ssh "$@" xtermcontrol }
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