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• ms kim said at 11/19, 2007
  Hi, Yoshimasa san..
  I got installed on my private library, but I couldn't get it worked. Also, When I installed SIMBL package, It went to the /Library/InputManagers directory. This is not the one that you mentioned above article.
  Do you have any idea? What I can install your prestigious application.
  
  Thx
• Yoshimasa Niwa said at 11/20, 2007
  > ms kim
  At first, Please check the TerminalColoreopard.bundle are placed in ~/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins. If not, place it and quite the terminal then launch it. If you does not get the Color Preference menu item in Terminal.app Main menu(see the pic), please launch the Console.app(place in /Application/Utilities) and find the log said "TerminalColoreopard installed". If not, it seems the problem of this plug-in. please let me know your environment(I mean, is Intel Mac? The version of Mac OS is 10.5.x?)
  
  And, now I'm writing the next version of this plug-in which was changed the way to hack the Terminal.app. I also try to put it on the web asap for checking the implementation. Best.
• Ruzia said at 12/08, 2007
  まさに探し求めていた物です！！
  ありがたく使わせて頂きます−
• J.e. Turcotte said at 02/06, 2008
  Hello... I tried your application (being desperate to change the dark blue to something else for VI, ls, and such via Terminal) ... but it tells me it hasn't been tested with SIMBL 0.2.1, and therefore won't run... good luck and thanks!
• Yoshimasa Niwa said at 02/08, 2008
  Hi, J.e. Turcotte: The latest version of SIMBL seems 0.8.2 so, I think you can update SIMBL itself using SIMBL.pkg which I included in TerminalColoreopard.dmg. I tested this plugin with this version of SIMBL.
• TN said at 03/28, 2008
  Hi,
  
  Thanx for this application. It is working flawlessly with an up-to-date Leopard installation. I understand (maybe from other sources) that the mechanism used, based on SIMBL is unsupported by Apple and will eventually be removed. I'm not an expert on this matter, so apologies in advance if i'm mistaken. I hope that there is a 'long term' solution, until Apple finaly resolves this issue.
• stef said at 04/24, 2008
  Thanks Niwa, your app works fine... At last I can clearly see my files and folders in Terminal, with colors !
• Thomas said at 08/11, 2008
  Thanks a lot! Never again too blue...
• Michael said at 09/09, 2008
  This worked great with Leopard 10.5.4 and Terminal.app. Thank you very much!
• Stian said at 09/18, 2008
  Woo! This is brilliant! Thank you very much! Keep up the good work! I changed everything to lovely shaded pastels.. it looks lovely! And the best part - my eyes don't hurt anymore.
  
  PS - for the best experience combine with the fixed-width font Inconsolata http://www.levien.com/type/myfonts/inconsolata.html
• Richard said at 09/26, 2008
  Thank you!
• kimc said at 11/26, 2008
  I was crying every time I a see dark blue as directory on black background. This is a life saver!!! Thank you.
• Vitor said at 03/28, 2009
  I installed sucsessfuly and the menu Color menu appears on Terminal.app.
  I just don't get how to setup the colours, they're still the same!
• Yoshimasa Niwa said at 03/31, 2009
  Hi, Vitor, You'll get an additional menu item in "Terminal" menu which you can see in the thumbnail on this page. Then you can change the colors. If it still doesn't work, please send me a log which you can get at "All Messages" on Console.app in Utilities with filtering "Terminal"(You may get 'TerminalColoreopard installed' by filtering). Thank you!
• Daniel said at 04/22, 2009
  thanks so much for this!
• Michael2 said at 06/25, 2009
  Great Addition! Thanks a lot!
  Greetings to Tokyo, Japan
  from Berlin, Germany
• godDLL said at 08/18, 2009
  Hey Yoshimasa san, are you going to carry on into Snow Leopard? Or maybe release the source so that someone else can?
• Yoshimasa Niwa said at 08/19, 2009
  > godDLL-san
  mmm, currently I can't say yes or no because Snow Leopard doesn't support SIMBL(Input Manager) hack any more. I hope Terminal.app on Snow Leopard has an ability to change the color in itself though, if not, I'd try to find out the way to fix this "BUG"!
• Rob said at 08/28, 2009
  Still no options to change the colors on snow leopard, and they've broken the TerminalColors hack :(
• Jubal said at 09/08, 2009
  Niwa-san,
  
  Thank you so much for your Terminal addition! You have made my life so much better ^_^ It works just fine now on Snow Leopard.
• max said at 09/22, 2009
  Thanks for the app. Works great on SL!
• Mark Percival said at 09/24, 2009
  Great plugin, It seems the other TerminalColour plugin is broken under SIMBL 64 bit. This one work great on though, thanks.
• Bayard Randel said at 10/15, 2009
  Superb work!
  
  ありがとうございました from Dunedin, New Zealand!
• Knorkebrot said at 11/22, 2009
  Thank you very much, finaly I can read all the blue text again =D You just made my work easier.
  
  Greetings from Germany =)
• Jordan Boesch said at 12/16, 2009
  Just tried this and I get this error when opening Terminal:
  
  Terminal 2.1 (v272) has not been tested with the plugin TerminalColoreopard (null) (v0.2.4). As a precaution, it has not been loaded. Please contact the plugin developer for further information.
• Yoshimasa Niwa said at 12/17, 2009
  hi Jordan,
  Thank you for your report. I'm not using Snow Leopard mainly, so it is because of update. I'll update this application soon. Thank you!
• Yoshimasa Niwa said at 12/20, 2009
  Hi Jordan,
  I checked the package on Snow Leopard then It seems works good. Please using 0.2.5 instead of 0.2.4 because 0.2.4 doesn't support Snow Leopard. Thank you!
• Mark said at 03/31, 2010
  Hi,
  
  Please could you release a version that works with the 10.6.3 update?
  
  Thanks!
• tukiyo said at 03/31, 2010
  10.6.3だとエラーが出て動かないですね‥
• Yoshimasa Niwa said at 03/31, 2010
  I'm getting ready to ship new version of TerminalColoreopard for 10.6.3... stay tuned.
• Classic said at 04/02, 2010
  Thanks for the fast update for 10.6.3!
• el said at 04/03, 2010
  arigatou gozaimasu~!! hontoni~!!
• kikuta said at 04/19, 2010
  すごい重宝しています！いや，いました．
  10.6.3でJordan Boesch同様にエラーが出てしまいます．．
  ターミナルのバージョンが違うようですね．
  
  アンインストールの方法も教えていただけると，幸いです．
  
  
  Terminal 2.1.1 (v273) has not been tested with the plugin TerminalColoreopard (null) (v0.2.5). As a precaution, it has not been loaded. Please contact the plugin developer for further information.
• Yoshimasa Niwa said at 04/19, 2010
  > Kikuta さん
  0.2.6をダウンロードして上書き、Terminal.appを再起動してください。アンインストールは、SIMBL/PlugIns/TerminalColoreopard.bundleを削除すればよいです。
• Yoshimasa Niwa said at 04/29, 2010
  インストールできました！ありがとうございます！
  
• kikuta said at 04/29, 2010
  > Yoshimasa Niwaさん
  インストールできました！ありがとうございます！
  
  そして上のコメント，名前間違えました．．．
• Justin said at 06/17, 2010
  A big thanks Yoshimasa.
  Your plugin worked for me (10.6.4)
• inden said at 11/08, 2010
  my tmux doesn't show a vivid green toolbar anymore, thanks! :)
  
  
• Devin said at 01/04, 2011
  Thank you. So much. Finally I can see ANSI blue now.
• bluehat said at 04/07, 2011
  Big thanks Yoshimasa! Works perfect for me (10.6.7)! Finally I can use monokai colors from TextMate in my terminal :)
  
  Here are the RGB values:
  
  black (0, 0, 0)
  red (229, 34, 34)
  green (166, 227, 45)
  yellow (252, 149, 30)
  blue (196, 141, 255)
  magenta (250, 37, 115)
  cyan (103, 217, 240)
  white (242, 242, 242)
  
• Yoshimasa Niwa said at 04/17, 2011
  bluehat: sounds good. I'm also now using monokai-like color schema.
• Aaron Hope said at 04/27, 2011
  Thing of beauty! It's so nice to have that constant irritant removed.
• Mark Wadham said at 07/18, 2011
  Hi Yoshimasa,
  
  Any eta for getting this working with Lion?
  
  Thanks :)
  
• Yoshimasa Niwa said at 08/22, 2011
  Mark: on Lion, Terminal.app itself finally supports this feature so we don't need to use any plugins to change ANSI colors!