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myterm


#!/bin/ksh

A wrapper script to launch xterm with a cute random background color.


Got the idea from deadpixi' sam fork (the editor), where one can pass a list of colours as `background' and sam will use a random one.


I'm actually using the same list of the sam example configuration:


set -A colours white seashell oldlace lightcyan \
	lightyellow mintcream snow thistle1 wheat \
	azure lavenderblush bisque antiquewhite \
	aliceblue lemonchiffon oldlace

ksh has not a great syntax for arrays, but this will choose (with modulo bias!) a random colour and use it as xterm background.


exec xterm -bg "${colours[$((RANDOM % ${#colours[@]}))]}" "$@"

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