/etc/issue

[antichrist]

iv looked everywhere trying to find a way to rememove the lines that say
"user: root
Pass: toor"

Here i posted a step by step on how

go to the kde menu, find files and folders type in issue and it the table below choose /etc then search, i hope this help my first tut explaining something

[baalpeteor]

iv looked everywhere trying to find a way to rememove the lines that say
"user: root
Pass: toor"

Here i posted a step by step on how

go to the kde menu, find files and folders type in issue and it the table below choose /etc then search, i hope this help my first tut explaining something

lol i didn't see this post or i would've posted half of that other post here lol.
wish you luck!

[imported_relik]

If you guys are adding your own ascii art, like i did with mine, just beware that the \ will be removed.. you can fix this by doing a find and replace for all \ and making it a \\, it'll align the ascii np.

ReL

[imported_nusch]

Does anybody know how to understand this specific code in this file:

  login:^[[1;34m root ^[[0;39m
  password:^[[1;34m toor ^[[0;39m

How to use it to use my own colors and for example bold font ?

[dannon]

Those codes are shell ANSI codes. I did a google search and found:
http://www.gilesorr.com/bashprompt/h...27.html#AEN329

which might be of some use.

I ended up editing my issue file using VI. For VI, in order to insert an escape sequence, you must first:
i - insert mode
CTRL-V, Esc key to insert ^[

I then followed by [0;31m to change the ansi color. Took a little time and careful editing, but it looks great now.