I am trying to set the colors of my Ubuntu Box to match the 16 colors palette of the Solarized color theme.I have installed Ubuntu 14.04 Server, no GUI option enabled.When I ssh into this VM and I do a$ echo $ TERMit displays the value xterm. So I was guessing I could use .Xresources to set the colors.But when I enter$ xrdb ~/.Xresourcesit shows a message which says No display found. What does it mean? Does it mean there is no XServer running? Do I have to set the colors by echo'ing color codes in my .bashrc?
Setting Solarized colors on a Vagrant Ubuntu Box
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Since your server has no GUI you're working with a simple CLI terminal and there's no X server running. I guess there are various X commands on your HD in case you do want to run X. OTOH, it's weird that $TERM is xterm... Anyway, I've never played with this stuff myself, but you should be able to customize your terminal's palette. Have a look at setcolors - Change your Linux VT color palette - he even provides a colorscheme file for Solarized.Also see the man page for console_codes. The ESC ] Pnrrggbb codes look promising.