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I use a fork of st terminalthe st terminal. When I type anything after a dollar sign, I cannot see the text because it blends in with the background. I use dir_colors to change colors of different file types. But I don't know the definition of that particular type.

For example, suppose I type $TERM. Until $TER, the color is similar to the background color but after typing $TERM, it becomes red. It is in a different color when it is typed as a parameter, after a command. CannotI cannot figure out how to switch the color.

I use a fork of st terminal. When I type anything after a dollar sign, I cannot see the text because it blends in with the background. I use dir_colors to change colors of different file types. But I don't know the definition of that particular type.

For example, suppose I type $TERM. Until $TER, the color is similar to the background color but after typing $TERM, it becomes red. It is in different color when it is typed as a parameter, after command. Cannot figure out how to switch the color.

I use a fork of the st terminal. When I type anything after a dollar sign, I cannot see the text because it blends in with the background. I use dir_colors to change colors of different file types. But I don't know the definition of that particular type.

For example, suppose I type $TERM. Until $TER, the color is similar to the background color but after typing $TERM, it becomes red. It is in a different color when it is typed as a parameter, after a command. I cannot figure out how to switch the color.

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I use a fork of st terminal. When I type anything after a dollar sign, I cannot see the text because it blends in with the background. I use dir_colorsdir_colors to change colors of different file types. But I don't know the definition of that particular type.

For example, suppose I type $TERM$TERM. Until $TER$TER, the color is similar to the background color but after typing $TERM$TERM, it becomes red. It is in different color when it is typed as a parameter, after command. Cannot figure out how to switch the color.

I use a fork of st terminal. When I type anything after a dollar sign, I cannot see the text because it blends in with the background. I use dir_colors to change colors of different file types. But I don't know the definition of that particular type.

For example, suppose I type $TERM. Until $TER, the color is similar to the background color but after typing $TERM, it becomes red. It is in different color when it is typed as a parameter, after command. Cannot figure out how to switch the color.

I use a fork of st terminal. When I type anything after a dollar sign, I cannot see the text because it blends in with the background. I use dir_colors to change colors of different file types. But I don't know the definition of that particular type.

For example, suppose I type $TERM. Until $TER, the color is similar to the background color but after typing $TERM, it becomes red. It is in different color when it is typed as a parameter, after command. Cannot figure out how to switch the color.

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I use a fork of st terminal. when iWhen I type anything after a dollar sign, iI cannot see the text because it blends in with the background. I use dir_colors to change colourscolors of different file types but. But I dontdon't know the definition of that particular type.

For example, suppose I type $TERM. Until $TER, the color is similar to the background color but after typing $TERM, it becomes red. It is of ain different color when it is typed as a parameter, after command. CantCannot figure out how to switch the color.

I use a fork of st terminal. when i type anything after a dollar sign, i cannot see the text because it blends with the background. I use dir_colors to change colours of different file types but I dont know the definition of that particular type.

For example, suppose I type $TERM. Until $TER, the color is similar to the background color but after typing $TERM, it becomes red. It is of a different color when it is typed as a parameter, after command. Cant figure out how to switch the color

I use a fork of st terminal. When I type anything after a dollar sign, I cannot see the text because it blends in with the background. I use dir_colors to change colors of different file types. But I don't know the definition of that particular type.

For example, suppose I type $TERM. Until $TER, the color is similar to the background color but after typing $TERM, it becomes red. It is in different color when it is typed as a parameter, after command. Cannot figure out how to switch the color.

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