Use .bashrc to activate colors and aliases in terminal
Still using that plain old black and white Terminal? how boring!
Follow these steps if you want your terminal to be more colorful!
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Still using that plain old black and white Terminal? how boring!
Follow these steps if you want your terminal to be more colorful!
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On widescreen LCDs, gnome-terminal looks so tiny. Aren't you sick of resizing it everytime you do a ls -al ?
For Ubuntu Lucid, using Gnome-terminal, you can easily change the default size by going to the menu: Profile > Preference > Default Size.
If you are totally sure to trust every one who can access your computer, you can follow this tip to remove the login prompt / activate the automatic login.
This might only work for Ubuntu/Gnome.