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Questions about the Terminal application or its terminal emulation should use this tag. Use **command-line** for questions about shells or command-line programs that do not specifically involve Terminal.
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How to have a random background color in Terminal.app
I added slightly to Yoric's spectacular answer because I prefer what I call "pastel" colors. Replacing the first seven lines of his script long script with:
global kColorValueMaximum
set kColorValue …
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How to have a random background color in Terminal.app
I tend to use tabs within one Terminal window which may complicate things as well.
I'm currently on Mojave. …
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