Colors in Gnome Terminal

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I would like to change the default terminal color. I went to "profile preferences" and then I selected tango in the section "colors" in the "built-in schemes" but nothing happened. Why?



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  • What terminal is this?
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  • Hi @jimmij I'm working on debian.
    – FlyBob
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  • The word "terminal" is ... overloaded... to use a programming term. It could mean a local physical screen, or any number of GUI programs in an X11 virtual graphical environment.
    – Jeff Schaller
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  • @JeffSchaller Linux Shell?
    – FlyBob
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    Your second screenshot seems to show a terminal behind with the same background color that was chosen as 'Background color:' in the dialog box.
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    yesterday










  • The word "terminal" is ... overloaded... to use a programming term. It could mean a local physical screen, or any number of GUI programs in an X11 virtual graphical environment.
    – Jeff Schaller
    yesterday










  • @JeffSchaller Linux Shell?
    – FlyBob
    yesterday






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    Your second screenshot seems to show a terminal behind with the same background color that was chosen as 'Background color:' in the dialog box.
    – mosvy
    yesterday













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  • What terminal is this?
    – jimmij
    yesterday










  • Hi @jimmij I'm working on debian.
    – FlyBob
    yesterday










  • The word "terminal" is ... overloaded... to use a programming term. It could mean a local physical screen, or any number of GUI programs in an X11 virtual graphical environment.
    – Jeff Schaller
    yesterday










  • @JeffSchaller Linux Shell?
    – FlyBob
    yesterday






  • 1




    Your second screenshot seems to show a terminal behind with the same background color that was chosen as 'Background color:' in the dialog box.
    – mosvy
    yesterday

















  • What terminal is this?
    – jimmij
    yesterday










  • Hi @jimmij I'm working on debian.
    – FlyBob
    yesterday










  • The word "terminal" is ... overloaded... to use a programming term. It could mean a local physical screen, or any number of GUI programs in an X11 virtual graphical environment.
    – Jeff Schaller
    yesterday










  • @JeffSchaller Linux Shell?
    – FlyBob
    yesterday






  • 1




    Your second screenshot seems to show a terminal behind with the same background color that was chosen as 'Background color:' in the dialog box.
    – mosvy
    yesterday
















What terminal is this?
– jimmij
yesterday




What terminal is this?
– jimmij
yesterday












Hi @jimmij I'm working on debian.
– FlyBob
yesterday




Hi @jimmij I'm working on debian.
– FlyBob
yesterday












The word "terminal" is ... overloaded... to use a programming term. It could mean a local physical screen, or any number of GUI programs in an X11 virtual graphical environment.
– Jeff Schaller
yesterday




The word "terminal" is ... overloaded... to use a programming term. It could mean a local physical screen, or any number of GUI programs in an X11 virtual graphical environment.
– Jeff Schaller
yesterday












@JeffSchaller Linux Shell?
– FlyBob
yesterday




@JeffSchaller Linux Shell?
– FlyBob
yesterday




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Your second screenshot seems to show a terminal behind with the same background color that was chosen as 'Background color:' in the dialog box.
– mosvy
yesterday





Your second screenshot seems to show a terminal behind with the same background color that was chosen as 'Background color:' in the dialog box.
– mosvy
yesterday
















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