Terminal color scheme

Re: Terminal color scheme

On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 3:54 PM, exchange service
<service.exchange@...> wrote:
> Greet.
> How about change default color scheme on something more beauty ?
>
> Here my little patch with nice color solution.
>
> GL.
>

Please do not include attachments in mailing lists.  In this case,
it's better to submit patches to our bug tracker
http://dev.haiku-os.org   If a ticket does not exist, you can create a
new ticket of type enhancement.

There's a few reasons for this, but primarily mailing lists do not
archive attachments.

Thanks
mmadia

Re: Terminal color scheme

Matt Madia skrev:
> On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 3:54 PM, exchange service
> <service.exchange@...> wrote:
>> Greet.
>> How about change default color scheme on something more beauty ?
>>
>> Here my little patch with nice color solution.
>>
>> GL.
>>
> 
> Please do not include attachments in mailing lists.  In this case,
> it's better to submit patches to our bug tracker
> http://dev.haiku-os.org   If a ticket does not exist, you can create a
> new ticket of type enhancement.
> 
> There's a few reasons for this, but primarily mailing lists do not
> archive attachments.

It's also easier to spot what has changed if a diff is provided instead 
of a copy of the modyfied files.

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-- 
/Fredrik Ekdahl

Re: Terminal color scheme

Re: Terminal color scheme

On Sat, Apr 11, 2009 at 7:50 AM, HaikuBot
<service.exchange@...> wrote:
> sorry for stupid question, but how make diff ?
>
> Just include output of "diff file1 file2" ?
>

first please don't top-post.
"Top Posting" refers to replying to an email and putting your message
at before the quoted text.

now for making a diff,
if you're working on files inside an svn repository,  then it's fairly simple.
cd /toTheHaikuSource/haiku
svn diff > ~/my.patch

This will put create a patch and place in it your home folder.
"my.patch" should be a more descriptive name.

It's preferred to run diff from the root directory of Haiku's source
tree -- the directory that contains : [3rdparty, build, data, docs,
heades, src, configure, Jamfile, Jamrules, makehaikufloppy, ReadMe,
ReadMe.cross-compile]

--mmadia

Re: Terminal color scheme