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This was over a decade ago, but out of paranoia, I found a way to use ROXTerm to colour code my terminals. That way whenever I connected to a production instanc
by michaelmior 3y ago
This was over a decade ago, but out of paranoia, I found a way to use ROXTerm to colour code my terminals. That way whenever I connected to a production instance, things lit up red so I couldn't be confused about where I was. I don't do this anymore, but it was a fun little hack.
https://michael.mior.ca/blog/coloured-ssh-terminals/ https://michael.mior.ca/blog/coloured-ssh-terminals/
- s_dev 3y agoThanks for this -- I colour all my terminals manually with option+command+i and then select a dark colour where each shell has a colour coded purpose usually to indicate which machine it is. This link will help a lot!
- kotaKat 3y agoOoh, my former hospital's EMR did something similar to this! In MEDITECH 6.x, your LIVE system instance was blue. TEST environment was green, and any management interface or screen on a server console that was RED was "this will fuck up LIVE" including giant ** WARNING ** LIVE ** WARNING ** LIVE ** MEDITECH warnings in the title bar for the window..