Here how my terminal look, it's ugly. and I want to restore it to the Purple background with the gray test color. Like the default installation.
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I fooled around with the colors and stuff, in the terminal, and now want to go back to the maroon and white default config of the the terminal. What files do I have to delete?
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The new top bar layout is fine, but the black color is very visually jarring/intrusive.  Is using a lighter color an available option?
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I just updated my iMac to Mojave, and am still trying to setup my preferences.  I tried dark mode, but did not like it (half of me apps seem to ignore it anyway).  I switched to light mode, but this too has problems. The File Save dialog shows a list of Directories and existing files, but the latter are very light grey, almost indistinguishable from the background.    I have searched the Preferences menu, but can't seem to find any setting to set normal contrast levels like in High Sierra.
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What is the command that can be used to draw the directory tree inside the terminal emulator?
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Is it possible to change the colors in the command prompt for the user@computer, as well as the the current directory and command parts of the prompt display?   I've already seen something like this done by OSX users, but I don't know how to do the same thing in gnome terminal (I can only change foreground and background colors).   It'd be very useful when, for example, trying to compile programs that have errors, since long, unformatted messages make it hard to distinguish which lines are commands and which are output.
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How do i change the names of the boot entries and the background of the boot menu?
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I was trying to change the selected items color from the default orange to something else, however, the option isn't there, as it used to be in the Appearance properties in previous versions of ubuntu. Any idea where it could be in the beta?
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In terminal, the usual prompt text user@machine isn't green/blue as usual. Instead is is just white like the rest of the text. If I ssh into my server however, the colours are the same. Perhaps I've accidentally hit a button?  The settings in Edit → Profile Preferences → Colors look fine. The selected palette shown there is Linux Console.  I've tried using apt remove gnome-terminal &amp;&amp; apt install gnome-terminal but that still hasn't worked. I've also tried using the MATE Terminal method and using UXTerm but both of which are doing the same issue.
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Can you help me to change window's appearance in Ubuntu 16.04 to be like this image?
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I'm currently using Debian 7 Wheezy, and I've noticed that the colors palette on terminal (which might be useful to identify among a large set of files and folders) are not enabled once I log as root.  Same, I've noticed the tab completion doesn't work the same in this situation.  How can I configure these issues?
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Screenshot Of Gnome terminal after updating to 20.04.
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I managed to change the background on the boot screen and now I need to set the font colours to something I can read. I've been lurking around the Ubuntu Forums and the Ask site and I've also tried with the grub-customizer with no luck. All I need is the right code for grub file.  Here's a copy of my current grub:  GRUB_DEFAULT="saved" GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT="true" #GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT="0" GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET="true" GRUB_TIMEOUT="10" GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR="`lsb_release -i -s 2&gt; /dev/null || echo Debian`" GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash" GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="" GRUB_BACKGROUND="/home/autumn/Pictures/grub/suckng.jpg"  menu_color_normal=black/black menu_color_highlight=yellow/dark-gray color_normal=black/black color_higlight=black/black
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I am running Ubuntu 11.04 with gnome 2.3 and I would like my terminal window to be transparent.  The problems is the transparent settings in my terminal just shows the desktop background and not the actual windows that are opened behind the terminal. This works on my laptop where I have Xubuntu 11.10 and I see no reason why it should not work the same here.  This is how it should look:    This is how it looks:
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I installed Ubuntu Studio 15.10 and upon that:  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop   Now on the login screen, I have the default brownish Ubuntu default background.   I tried this as root:  sudo xhost +SI:localuser:lightdm sudo su lightdm -s /bin/bash gsettings set com.canonical.unity-greeter background /usr/share/backgrounds/Tranquil_by_Pat_David.jpg   But this didn't change anything. Also starting the unity-control-center as user lightdm and changing the background there had no effect. I also checked the rights of /usr/share/backgrounds/Tranquil_by_Pat_David.jpg which are globally readable.
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I want my Ubuntu to look like Mac OS X. Just icon and theme if possible! Is it possible? Is there any way to install slingshot launcher?
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How can I set up desktop defaults, much like most distributions do, for every new user? (ex. default wallpaper, apps, etc)
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I recently installed ubuntu GNOME and I have done all the updates and upgrades. When I try to add transparency to my terminal it don't work. It only goes dark-black to white.  Transparency set to none:    Transparency set to maximum    However, when I have added transparency to the terminal and I go into Help -> About, the terminal window applies the right transparency, (very strange).   Transparency with about box open    I would really appreciate some assistance with this issue.