Under CentOS and Ubuntu, Terminal Blue is difficult to distinguish, when you can adjust the palette of the Window menu, choose your favorite color.
Under Terminator (that is, multiple windows that), you can set up preferences-> profiles->
Both terminals can directly use the system's original color scheme.
1.
My solution would like to make fine-tuning on the basis of a predetermined "Linux style" and become a custom:
Text color is white
Background color for #270C1F
2.
Palette (palette), the main adjustment is the original blue Zhan Zhan's catalog color, I changed it to not so blue light blue
#5555FF
3.
In background, I like the transparent background set to 90%, that is, 90% transparent color
4.
fonts, terminal fonts I usually like to use Windows Fixsys format, because it is so wide, and Chinese put together good-looking. System preset Monospace is also good, but if you can choose, I will choose to use Fixsys. There seems to be no Fixsys under Linux. However, there is a free version of the Fixedsys font, it should be referred to the Fixsys font produced, hehe, boundless beneficence ah. Download at the URL below and put it in the/usr/share/fonts/truetype/freefont directory:
http://www.fixedsysexcelsior.com/
Direct Download address is: Http://www.fixedsysexcelsior.com/fonts/FSEX300.ttf
I like to set it to Fixedsys number 11th font
5.
Terminator is often used by me as a vim editor, so I need to make a big window start to facilitate the next multiple window segmentation.
So I added the startup parameters to the Luncher on Terminator:
--geometry=580x700+400+0
You can also add a working directory that is open by default
--working-directory=/home/cobyeah
6.
Terminator's configuration file is in ~/.config/terminator/config
You can set the layout column parameter in this configuration file. When you use this custom layout, Terminator opens multiple child windows at the same time.
However, the [0.95] feature is still not perfect, and you cannot set the initialization size of each window in the layout configuration, only the fixed size.
The author explains that he is working on it. This feature will be published in the 1.0beta release. and format parameters may be different.
A terminator with two horizontal Windows is configured as follows:
[[Mylayout]]
[[[Window0]]]
position = 170:0< br> type = Window
order = 0
& nbsp; parent = ""
size = 1060, M
[[[Child1]]]
; type = hpaned
order = 0
parent = window0
[[[Terminal_left]]]
profile = Default
type = Terminal
order = 0
parent = child1
[[[Terminal2_right]]]
profile = Default
type = Terminal
order = 1
parent = child1 |
When running, add parameters
-L Mylayout
7.
OK, that's all.
Turn from: http://blog.163.com/cobyeah@126/blog/static/14013765320108153541338/
