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### Example using ANSI escape sequences
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* Example using ANSI escape sequences
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```shell
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printf -e "\033]4;<color_number>;#<hex_color_code>"
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# Replace <hex_color_code> with the desired Hex code (e.g. #FFFFFF is white).
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# Replace <color_number> with the one of the numbers below:
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# 0 - Regular Black
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# 1 - Regular Red
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# 2 - Regular Green
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# 3 - Regular Yellow
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# 4 - Regular Blue
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# 5 - Regular Magenta
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# 6 - Regular Cyan
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# 7 - Regular White
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# 8 - Bright Black
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# 9 - Bright Red
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# 10 - Bright Green
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# 11 - Bright Yellow
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# 12 - Bright Blue
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# 13 - Bright Magenta
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# 14 - Bright Cyan
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# 15 - Bright White
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```
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```shell
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printf -e "\033]4;<color_number>;#<hex_color_code>"
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# Replace <hex_color_code> with the desired Hex code (e.g. #FFFFFF is white).
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# Replace <color_number> with the one of the numbers below:
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# 0 - Regular Black
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# 1 - Regular Red
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# 2 - Regular Green
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# 3 - Regular Yellow
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# 4 - Regular Blue
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# 5 - Regular Magenta
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# 6 - Regular Cyan
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# 7 - Regular White
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# 8 - Bright Black
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# 9 - Bright Red
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# 10 - Bright Green
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# 11 - Bright Yellow
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# 12 - Bright Blue
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# 13 - Bright Magenta
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# 14 - Bright Cyan
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# 15 - Bright White
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```
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## FAQ
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