I’m wanting to set the foreground color of a Linux terminal (outside of any GUI). I’m using Gallium with its multi-user target, which opens straight to the terminal rather than the GUI.
I’ve tried a systemctl service, to no avail.
I’ve experimented briefly with terminfo, but I don’t know enough about what to change, or where to place it. The documentation is sparse/confusing to me.
Is this possible?
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