Install Free Gold Price Widget!
Install Free Gold Price Widget!
Install Free Gold Price Widget!
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- How to change the default font size of XTerm? - Ask Ubuntu
XTerm vt100 translations: #override \n\ Ctrl <Key> minus: smaller-vt-font() \n\ Ctrl <Key> plus: larger-vt-font() If you use uxterm, be sure to use UXTerm vt100 translations instead Then you can use ctrl + + to increase font size or ctrl + - to decrease the size, just like you can with ctrl + right-click and selecting one of the other font
- How to enable cut or copy-paste in xterm - Ask Ubuntu
Open xterm: xterm The above configuration does four things: Select and copy text into xterm: Hold the Shift key Click the left mouse button Select your text Click the right mouse button to add it to the clipboard Paste text into xterm by pressing Ctrl+Shift+V Show the scrollbar Customize the font
- command line - Term, Xterm or Uxterm? - Ask Ubuntu
Also, gnome-terminal font looks spectacular and you don't have to do xterm -fa font -fs 10 before hand after hitting [Alt][F2] I guess you could setup gnome-terminal to open up xterm like that and exit Another downfall of xterm is its lightweight-ness It's archaic; it's like vim vs gedit Unless you don't have a modern computer, just don't
- How do I maintain custom settings of XTerm across sessions?
xterm*background: WINDOW_BACKGROUND xterm*foreground: WINDOW_FOREGROUND which is obviously what you want to get rid of, i believe you can just comment them out with '!' or even move the file to be safe if there is no other content in it Hope that helps (others too)
- what is the use of xterm in Ubuntu? - Ask Ubuntu
By definition xterm is a terminal emulator for the X Window System Since Ubuntu by default relies on X11 graphical server for any graphics - that's why xterm comes with Ubuntu Now, unless you manually change it, both default terminal and xterm should run your bash shell, which is what actually interprets commands Without shell, terminal
- How do I set the TERM environment variable for the Gnome Terminal . . .
(gnome-terminal changed its default from xterm to xterm-256color in 3 16, which is present in Ubuntu 15 10 beyond) If you would like to move forward and already enjoy plenty of colors in several applications, I recommend that you already switch to TERM=xterm-256color, which you could also do in the if-branch above
- Simply set xterm title? - Ask Ubuntu
xterm*allowTitleOps: false xterm*Title: yourtitle (if you want a custom default title for all xterm windows) Again, if the Xresources file doesn't exist, just create one Last of all, use the xrdb -merge Xresources command to make the changes take effect immediately You should now be able to use the -T and -n options for any new xterm windows
- unity - How does copy-paste work with xterm? - Ask Ubuntu
Xterm uses cut buffers, not the standard X11 clipboard selection used for standard copy-paste that gnome-terminal and most other Linux programs now use But if you start xterm like this: xterm -ls -xrm 'XTerm*selectToClipboard: true' then selections are available via the standard clipboard
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