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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Jun 2001.
Re: make things colorful

Re: make things colorful

mustafa teke wrote:
> 
>  i have a problem:
> have can have colorful ascii images
> on my login screen ?
> 
> mustafa teke                           \|/ ____ \|/
> ee-metu                                ~@-/ oO \-@
> mus...@mustafateke.net                /_( \__/ )_\
> http://www.mustafateke.net                \__U_/

Hello,
i use this in my .profile

echo -e "\033[31m text red"     #   [3x for text color
echo -e "\033[41m text with red background"    # [4x for background
color
echo -e "\033[0m  text standard   # white without any effects

you can use from [1m - [49m for any effects, bold, blink, reverse ...

Have fun,


Christian

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