Border may not be the correct term for what I'm describing but I would like to change the color layout in OS X.
That is, when I open a browser or the terminal, the borders are a light gray color. How can I change this color?
MacOS – Changing border colors
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It’s a matter of having the right settings in your ~/.vimrc file. Here’s mine: https://github.com/mathiasbynens/dotfiles/blob/master/.vimrc.
The key is to add this:
" Enable syntax highlighting
syntax on
You can install color schemes in your ~/.vim/colors directory. To enable a colorscheme, use:
" Select a colorscheme
colorscheme molokai
I’m using Molokai, which looks like this when editing a JavaScript file:
Usually this is done with
ls -G
Personally I'm using an alias, e.g. in .bash_aliases which is loaded by .bash_profile
alias ls="ls -G"
However, there's another option, i.e. turning on CLICOLOR in your shell, e.g. by adding the following to your .bash_profile
export CLICOLOR=1
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Best Answer
Not sure if this is what you're referring to but I prefer a more distinct border around icons in Safari and found this works for me in Yosemite.
System prefs>Accessibility>select "Increase contrast" & set Display contrast to Normal. (note that this selection automatically selects "Reduce transparency)
While this does not change color,it does distinguish the icon borders. Makes it easier on my old eyes!