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Switch Terminal colors per user







Switch Terminal colors per user

Switch Terminal colors per user 12/28/2004 10:47 AM

After the recent post about switching iTerm's colors, and reading the post about dynamically switching to random colors in Terminal, I decided to look for a way to switch to pre-determined colors in Terminal per user. I use ...




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