How-To: control "colors specific filetypes are listed in???
- From: "Joe(theWordy)Philbrook" <jtwdyp ttlc net>
- To: Mc gnome org
- Subject: How-To: control "colors specific filetypes are listed in???
- Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 08:09:27 -0400 (EDT)
I'm not really asking how to use the form of:
[Colors]
base_color=normal=black,magenta:marked=red,black
Which in /root/.mc/ini: is enough to keep me from mistaking an mc session
opened with "su -c mc" from a normal blue screen user session...
The problem is the colors mc lists some of the different file-types as.
I don't really mind the directories being listed with white text, though
I'd like control over that. The real problem is the dark yellow that *.txt
files show up in. (and I use the term 'show up' _VERY_ loosely...) With the
above [Colors] section the *.txt filenames are almost completely unreadable.
In order to read one I usually wind up either pointing at it with the
{What do you call that file selection bar anyway?} or toggling marked
with "*"...
How does mc decide which color to display each file-type as???
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