Change the terminal color of the LinuxSSH terminal to 256 colors

Generally, Xshell is used to connect to and manage the Centos/Debina server terminal through SSH. by setting the terminal type, 256 colors can be enabled to display more colorful colors. View the current terminal type: echo $ TERMxterm-color view the color of the current server terminal: tputcolors8 or use the following... generally, Xshell is used to connect to and manage the Centos/Debina server terminal through SSH. by setting the terminal type, 256 colors can be enabled to display more colorful colors. View current terminal type: echo $ TERM xterm-color view current server terminal color: tput colors8 or use the following script to detect and color :#! /Usr/bin/env python # check that the current terminal supports color import sysimport OS def echo (msg): OS. system ('echo-n "'+ str (msg) +'" ') def out (n): OS. system ("tput setab" + str (n) + "; echo-n" + ("\" % 4d \ "" % n) OS. system ("tput setab 0") # normal colors 1-16os. system ("tput setaf 16") for n in range (8): out (n) echo ("\ n") for n in range (8, 16 ): out (n) echo ("\ n") echo ("\ n") y = 16 while y <231: for z in range (): out (y) y + = 1 ec Ho ("\ n") echo ("\ n") for n in range (0, 232,256): out (n) if n = 237 or n = 243 or n = 249: echo ("\ n") echo ("\ n ") configure the Linux terminal to a 256-color terminal if supported, and add it. bashrc file. If [-e/usr/share/terminfo/x/xterm-256color]; then # debian in/lib/terminfo/x/xterm-256color export TERM = 'xterm-256color' else export TERM = 'xterm-color' fi if xterm-256color installation is not supported: apt-get install ncurses-baseyum install ncurses extension read: Colour color everywhere! 256 color-mode for Linux cmdles: http://www.robmeerman.co.uk/unix/256colours256 Colors in vim: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/256_colors_in_vim