[Tlf-devel] Colours on Gnome

[Rein Couperus]

I have been experimenting a bit and I now have a colour scheme for Gnome 
terminal I like....

You can follow the following procedure:

1: start a gnome terminal and goto Edit -> Profiles -> New
2: Profile name = tlf, base on default
3: goto colours
4: change the first 8 custom colour palette entries into:
Palette entry 1: 000000
Palette entry 2: AA0000
Palette entry 3: 2FFA2F
Palette entry 4: 16110C
Palette entry 5: 4E4EB8
Palette entry 6: E7152C
Palette entry 7: B4ECF9
Palette entry 8: FAFBDE

or something like that....

Have fun,

73 Rein PA0R


On Wednesday 01 December 2004 02:19, Ed wrote:
> Rein and others,
>
> The best fix I found was to look on page 18 of the fine manual and
> simply type :spots or :cluster. Magic !!! I assumed that once connected
> to the node via telnet the spots automagically showed in the window. Aha
> you fooled another newbie...hi Sorry for all the confusion and I learned
> a valuable lesson...RTFM
>
> Hopefully you will be able to come up with a suitable color scheme for
> the Gterminal. I did install KDE just to get to Konsole for now.
>
> Now on to rig control and how to tell Gnome to give up F1.
>
> Thanks again for all the help and advice.
>
> Ed W3NR
>
> BTW: Is there any order to adding to the logcfg.dat, is OK to just add
> to the end of the file ???
>
> Rein Couperus wrote:
> > Ed, I have just installed UBUNTU on the shack computer, and I am
> > experimenting with the colours under GNOME now. Problem is that the Gnome
> > terminal treats colours differently form KDE (hilites).
> > With respect to the spots, please look at the clock in tlf.... that has
> > to be on GMT to show them!
> >
> > I am sure we will get this thing cooked :)
> >
> > Rein PA0R
> >
> > Oh, and using the gnome terminal you have to tell gnome not to use F1 for
> > help... you will need the key for calling CQ :)

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