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Color Scheme file
Post 302470724 by orma on Thursday 11th of November 2010 12:56:55 AM
11-11-2010
Color Scheme file
Hi Experts.
Finally I complete my move to Fedora distro
I am using the gedit editor and I'd like to customize it because I like to work with black color on background and green for text color (this remember me my university time), I did the same on UltraEdit tool before but here in gedit it asks for a 'color scheme file', then
How can I create it?
What tool should I use for it?
Thanks in advanced for your support.
Best Regards,
orma
Finally I complete my move to Fedora distro
I am using the gedit editor and I'd like to customize it because I like to work with black color on background and green for text color (this remember me my university time), I did the same on UltraEdit tool before but here in gedit it asks for a 'color scheme file', then
How can I create it?
What tool should I use for it?
Thanks in advanced for your support.
Best Regards,
orma
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