Re: How to disable syntax coloring?
Benno Schulenberg <[email protected]>
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On Wed, Feb 24, 2016, at 19:48, Earn Saengchote wrote:
> Unfortunately, making an alias only disables the syntax highlighting
> after a session. The syntax highlighting is still enabled if I restart my
> laptop. I cannot use the sudo command because I am on my
> university’s ssh and they do not allow users to use sudo commands.
> Is there another way around this?
Make the alias in your .bashrc or .profile after ssh'ing into
your uni's ssh account. Then re-login, and the alias should
be always set. You can check with 'type -a nano'.
If not, you will have to get in the habit of typing
nano --ignore or nano -I instead of plain nano.
Benno
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