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I know how to lighten the colors for certain commands, however I'd like to lighten the standard ansi colors across all commands.

quackingduck
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I found instructions for doing it for Xterm and aterm here:

http://gentoo-wiki.com/TIP_Linux_Colors_in_Aterm/rxvt

From those I was able to get brighter colors by adding:

rxvt*background:  #000000
rxvt*foreground:  #7f7f7f
rxvt*color0:      #000000
rxvt*color1:      #9e1828
rxvt*color2:      #aece92
rxvt*color3:      #968a38
rxvt*color4:      #414171
rxvt*color5:      #963c59
rxvt*color6:      #418179
rxvt*color7:      #bebebe
rxvt*color8:      #666666
rxvt*color9:      #cf6171
rxvt*color10:     #c5f779
rxvt*color11:     #fff796
rxvt*color12:     #4186be
rxvt*color13:     #cf9ebe
rxvt*color14:     #71bebe
rxvt*color15:     #ffffff

to the bottom of my ~/.Xdefaults file

quackingduck
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  • The pointed article does not exist in the current incarnation of gentoo-wiki. But [there is a copy in their archive](http://gentoo-wiki.info/TIP_Linux_Colors_in_Aterm/rxvt). (I'd edit the answer to update the link myself, but, sadly, there's that 6 chars limit...) – njsg Jul 21 '12 at 19:26
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A simple solution would be to turn up your monitor brightness :)

More seriously, see the RESOURCES section of the manual.

Hugh Allen
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