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default color scheme for all iTerm2 terminal sessions?

Hi there,


I searched but haven't found it. We work with a shared file while I am the only one on Royal TSX here. In Royal TS I can change the color scheme of the ribex terminal color and set the option to always apply the overrides. I haven't found such a setting within the iTerm plugin settings.


I can change the color for each terminal inside the session file but we have hundreds of them and I also won't get into conflict with the other users of the shared file which won't use the overrides and like the default unix color scheme.


Is there any way to do this?


Thanks in advance and kind regards,

Stefan

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Hi Stefan! You should be able to use Overrides for this particular use case. It basically works the same as in Royal TS (for Windows). If you have trouble setting it up, please see the following blog post which includes instructions for both platforms: https://royalapps.com/go/blog-ts-winmac-overrides Hope that helps! Cheers, Felix
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Thx for the kind words, Stefan! Much appreciated! Cheers, Felix

One thing I should mention: Very nice support! Really very nice. Some of the enterprice compnies we use have suboptimal support to name it nicely.

Glad I could help, Stefan!


cheers,

felix

Thanks; that was it. In windows I used the plugin overrides from plugins menu. Wasn't aware of the bottom section in local application.


Many thanks!

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Hi Stefan! You should be able to use Overrides for this particular use case. It basically works the same as in Royal TS (for Windows). If you have trouble setting it up, please see the following blog post which includes instructions for both platforms: https://royalapps.com/go/blog-ts-winmac-overrides Hope that helps! Cheers, Felix
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