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Old 07-06-2007
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Hi all

I want to customize my terminal or xterminal profile for background color font color and font face etc. As far as I know for login .profile must be placed on top your home directory and I did it and worked.

But I am not sure for terminal; what is the name of profile that I've to modify ?
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I use open Suse 10.2 by the way...
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Hi,
If you execute the command
xtrem -bg black -fg green
it would help in changing the color, u can specify the font name too,


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Hi,
If you execute the command
xtrem -bg black -fg green
it would help in changing the color, u can specify the font name too,


RUV
thanks uvrakesh , but actually I am looking for a config file name like ~/.profile for login setup.. I am not sure it is maybe .xsession or something because there is no default under my user in Suse 10.2
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thanks uvrakesh , but actually I am looking for a config file name like ~/.profile for login setup.. I am not sure it is maybe .xsession or something because there is no default under my user in Suse 10.2
i think ,if you use xterm or something else, you may configure the xterm program configure file, the .profile no contain this config option.
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i think ,if you use xterm or something else, you may configure the xterm program configure file, the .profile no contain this config option.
yes u r right, I just looking for the name of this default configure file.Do you know ?
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