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can someone tell me how i can run this?

Open Belmaj opened this issue 5 years ago • 5 comments

i try to run it ./color-script but it doesnt work and also run using ./colors i hope someone can tell me how? im still trying to figure it out.

Belmaj avatar May 25 '20 20:05 Belmaj

Move to the directory where the scripts are stored :

cd color-scripts

Then, you can list them by using ls. To execute one of them, type ./*script-name*, where of course *script-name* is the name of the script you want to launch.

kiddae avatar May 27 '20 14:05 kiddae

Move to the directory where the scripts are stored :

cd color-scripts

Then, you can list them by using ls. To execute one of them, type ./*script-name*, where of course *script-name* is the name of the script you want to launch.

i try to run it but it doesnt show do i miss something sir heres my screenshot Screenshot from 2020-06-20 05-06-03

Belmaj avatar Jun 19 '20 21:06 Belmaj

What terminal emulator are you using? Can you try to run the scripts under the test-color-support folder and see if it has the same output as what is in the preview folder? Also, can you try to run this command and see if something show up echo -e "\e[31m;test\e[m"

kiddae avatar Jun 20 '20 21:06 kiddae

What terminal emulator are you using? Can you try to run the scripts under the test-color-support folder and see if it has the same output as what is in the preview folder? Also, can you try to run this command and see if something show up echo -e "\e[31m;test\e[m"

im using gnome terminal sir when i post a screenshot does color scripts wont run unless the terminal is not supported? this my default terminal and im using elementary os sir

Screenshot from 2020-06-21 21-37-52 here sir

Belmaj avatar Jun 21 '20 13:06 Belmaj

Move to the directory where the scripts are stored :

cd color-scripts

Then, you can list them by using ls. To execute one of them, type ./*script-name*, where of course *script-name* is the name of the script you want to launch.

i'm on windows and i use terminal and conemu and the command "ls" doesn't work

duckworx avatar Oct 09 '22 10:10 duckworx