What I have in mind is something like:
#include $PATH_TO_FILE
in .Xresources, so that I could change the value of PATH_TO_FILE and run xrdb -merge
What I have in mind is something like: #include $PATH_TO_FILE in .Xresources, so that
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What I have in mind is something like:
#include $PATH_TO_FILE
in .Xresources, so that I could change the value of PATH_TO_FILE and run xrdb -merge
Apparently, it can’t. What one can do is
#include /path/to/symlinkand then usePATH_TO_FILEin a script to change the file thatsymlinkpoints to.