is there any way to echo/print text in the color of a given hex code (#000000, #FFFFFF, etc.) regardless of one's own Xresources/Xdefaults color definitions?
Like, if Bob had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #800000
And Tom had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #CC3300
And some oddball had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #8080FF
Is there anything they could all three type that would show all three of them something like thisthis?
is there any way to echo/print text in the color of a given hex code (#000000, #FFFFFF, etc.) regardless of one's own Xresources/Xdefaults color definitions?
Like, if Bob had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #800000
And Tom had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #CC3300
And some oddball had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #8080FF
Is there anything they could all three type that would show all three of them something like this?
is there any way to echo/print text in the color of a given hex code (#000000, #FFFFFF, etc.) regardless of one's own Xresources/Xdefaults color definitions?
Like, if Bob had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #800000
And Tom had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #CC3300
And some oddball had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #8080FF
Is there anything they could all three type that would show all three of them something like this?
is there any way to echo/print text in the color of a given hex code (#000000, #FFFFFF, etc.) regardless of one's own XresourcesXresources/XdefaultsXdefaults color definitions?
Like, if Bob had in his XresourcesXresources/XdefaultsXdefaults:
*color1 : #800000
And Tom had in his XresourcesXresources/XdefaultsXdefaults:
*color1 : #CC3300
And some oddball had in his XresourcesXresources/XdefaultsXdefaults:
*color1 : #8080FF
Is there anything they could all three type that would show all three of them something like this?
is there any way to echo/print text in the color of a given hex code (#000000, #FFFFFF, etc.) regardless of one's own Xresources/Xdefaults color definitions?
Like, if Bob had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #800000
And Tom had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #CC3300
And some oddball had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #8080FF
Is there anything they could all three type that would show all three of them something like ?
is there any way to echo/print text in the color of a given hex code (#000000, #FFFFFF, etc.) regardless of one's own Xresources/Xdefaults color definitions?
Like, if Bob had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #800000
And Tom had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #CC3300
And some oddball had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #8080FF
Is there anything they could all three type that would show all three of them something like this?
is there any way to echo/print text in the color of a given hex code (#000000, #FFFFFF, etc.) regardless of one's own Xresources/Xdefaults color definitions?
Like, if Bob had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #800000
And Tom had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #CC3300
And some oddball had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #8080FF
Is there anything they could all three type that would show all three of them something like this?
Thanks
is there any way to echo/print text in the color of a given hex code (#000000, #FFFFFF, etc.) regardless of one's own Xresources/Xdefaults color definitions?
Like, if Bob had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #800000
And Tom had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #CC3300
And some oddball had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #8080FF
Is there anything they could all three type that would show all three of them something like this?
Thanks
is there any way to echo/print text in the color of a given hex code (#000000, #FFFFFF, etc.) regardless of one's own Xresources/Xdefaults color definitions?
Like, if Bob had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #800000
And Tom had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #CC3300
And some oddball had in his Xresources/Xdefaults:
*color1 : #8080FF
Is there anything they could all three type that would show all three of them something like ?
