- 1 year ago
In the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL / Bash on Ubuntu on Windows) how do I reset the colors to the default/original scheme?
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In the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), you can reset the colors to the default/original scheme by executing the appropriate escape sequence for resetting the terminal colors. The escape sequence for resetting the colors is \033[0m
.
To do this in the WSL (Bash on Ubuntu on Windows), you can simply echo the escape sequence to the terminal. Here's how you can reset the colors:
bashecho -e "\033[0m"
The -e
option in the echo
command enables the interpretation of escape sequences.
After executing the above command, the terminal colors should be reset to their default/original scheme. This can be useful if you have changed the colors and want to revert them back to the default settings.