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Enable Bash colors #31
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Could you explain how the theme of colors would be?
- Do they come by default?
- Do they have to be activated?
- Could you give a picture of how it would look
Normally on Linux user profiles are created based on To be exact those files contains Bash standard styles, etc settings and they are provided by its apt package https://packages.debian.org/buster/amd64/bash/filelist Coloring text example on Not front of computer now but you get idea example from this one https://linoxide.com/linux-command/set-colors-for-ls-command/ |
Btw. You can test how it works by copying those files to user profile and login again to machine. |
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Once the operation has been clarified, it is a brilliant contribution @olljanat
Should we create a page in the documentation page to keep track of all the changes for the upcoming release ? |
I published first release version now as it looks working correctly on all platforms which I tested and upgrade works too. It have up to date release notes on https://github.com/burmilla/os/releases/tag/v1.9.0 But we probably should write some migration guide #7 which can then explain more about how BurmillaOS differs now and will differ on future from RancherOS. So high level expiations can be found from Projects view. |
Enable Bash colors to console like proposed on #30