For a slightly easier to read color combination, in your ~/.Xdefaults file on Linux, add these lines:
xterm*Font: -adobe-courier-bold-r-normal--18-* xterm*foreground: #8ABEF5 xterm*vt100.geometry: 80x45+0+0 xterm*background: #3A4E95 xterm.[[titleBar]]: true xterm.[[titleFont]]: Rom14 xterm*[[cursorColor]]: yellow xterm*[[fullCursor]]: true xterm*[[scrollBar]]: false ! xterm*[[saveLines]]: 1000 xterm*[[loginShell]]: true xterm*[[fontMenu]]*font1*Label: Unreadable xterm*VT100*font1: nil2 ! You may also want to try: ! xterm*VT100*font1: -adobe-courier-bold-r-normal--8-* xterm*[[fontMenu]]*font2*Label: Small xterm*VT100*font2: -adobe-courier-bold-r-normal--12-* xterm*[[fontMenu]]*font3*Label: Medium xterm*VT100*font3: -adobe-courier-bold-r-normal--14-* xterm*[[fontMenu]]*font4*Label: Large xterm*VT100*font4: -adobe-courier-bold-r-normal--18-* ! The X11R5 xterm has 6 fonts lines but X11R4 has only 4. ! xterm*[[fontMenu]]*font5*Label: Large ! xterm*VT100*font5: 9x15 ! xterm*[[fontMenu]]*font6*Label: Huge ! xterm*VT100*font6: 10x20 ! Useful if your on a Sun !xterm.[[ttyModes]]: dec XTerm*color0: black XTerm*color1: #9e1828 XTerm*color2: #aece92 XTerm*color3: #968a38 XTerm*color4: #414171 XTerm*color5: #963c59 XTerm*color6: #418179 XTerm*color7: gray XTerm*color8: gray40 XTerm*color9: #cf6171 XTerm*color10: #c5f779 XTerm*color11: #fff796 XTerm*color12: #4186be XTerm*color13: #cf9ebe XTerm*color14: #71bebe XTerm*color15: white
MassTranslated on 25 Dec 2004.
MassTranslated on Sun Apr 23 17:37:07 UTC 2006