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How to create & use a personal rgb.txt
Greetings --
I'm curious as to an effective way for a user (not root) to set-up a supplemental rgb.txt file for personal use on an X11 system. It's easy to set up the rgb.txt file (with only new colors) in my directory, but how can I use it in addition to the standard rgb.txt file. Thanks. ++ Slapshot_Paulie |
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