I would like to show in my unix aix prompt all the files in a bright green color. Can anyone help me?
What is the pre requisite to be able to use Unix s rlogin command? Regards Chaitanya
I would like to show in my unix aix prompt all the files in a bright green color. Can anyone help me?
如果你在 AIX 和 Is - 颜色不起作用, 你可以尝试安装IBM 站点的核心外观...
ftp://public.dhe.ibm.com/aix/freeSoftware/aixtoolbox/RPMS/ppc/
它将更新为包含颜色。 注意, 如果您没有 su 权利, 您也可以在您的家/ 宾目录中放置一个 Coreutils Is 文件副本。 修改您的 PATH 变量以在 / bin:/ usr/ bin:/ usr/ local/ bin 之前检查家/ bin / usr/ local/ bin...
查看 ls
及其 -color
选项的 manfage 页面。 它可以做您要做的事情 。
What is the pre requisite to be able to use Unix s rlogin command? Regards Chaitanya
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