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2020-07-08 16:59:30 +0100 | answered a question | How to change the unreadable dark blue colour in the SageMath command line window under Windows-10? New Sage user here. The blue-on-black color scheme also bothered me. Thought I should provide more information. Based on what I read here, I tried %colors: and got So I tried %colors? Great, we can set a color scheme in Sage like this: If you want this to run every time you use Sage, add that command to your init.sage file. Because I am on Linux, I created init.sage in the .sage directory in my user home: $HOME/.sage/init.sage Read more in the Sage manual section "Sage startup scripts." Also note that there might be more color schemes than those listed under %colors? ... I misspelled the color scheme argument to %colors and noticed the following in the resulting "Unrecognized color scheme" error output: So "Neutral" is another valid option, despite being unmentioned by %colors?. Hope this helps other newbies! |