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by the_af
2933 days ago
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> a lot of programs I use have varying levels of colour-by-default, but I don't want that. What I want is to have them all off, except the ones that actually add value. Your use case seems perfectly valid to me, but how would NO_COLOR help you? Wouldn't it suppress all color in all programs when it's set? Assuming everyone gets on board, of course. |
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He can then selectively enable color on the programs he wants by simply unsettling the NO_COLOR variable before execution of the program.