I want to know how to reduce the brightness of the bold text in man pages or to use some more restful shade of grey instead.
This is for when I'm viewing man pages in my terminal (lxterminal or roxterm).
Thanks!
I want to know how to reduce the brightness of the bold text in man pages or to use some more restful shade of grey instead.
This is for when I'm viewing man pages in my terminal (lxterminal or roxterm).
Thanks!
I think you can change the preferences of your terminal emulator - change the high-light rendering to something you like better.
I'll try that but for now I dug out this code that does something when added to the end of my .bashrc:
Now, I just have to mess with that line to understand what all those numbers do to see whether I can mute the blue a little more.Code:man() { env LESS_TERMCAP_md=$'\E[01;38;5;74m' man "$@" }
BTW, man termcap claims that termcap is outdated and that one should use terminfo but that didn't do anything for me!
Edit: I can use the GUI of roxterm to change the color of bold text but can't do so in lxterminal.
Last edited by vasa1; November 5th, 2015 at 05:11 PM.
I like it!
Windows assumes the user is an idiot.
Linux demands proof.
Do you want to create something general, or are doing it for yourself and one particular terminal emulator? If the latter, it should be easy with gnome-terminal, maybe not so easy with lxterminal ...
worked for me in Terminator.
Windows assumes the user is an idiot.
Linux demands proof.
It's a nice way to use ANSI escape sequences
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