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I've installed SIMBL and downloaded TerminalColors, then copied this bundle to Plugins directory to SIMBL/Plugins. Everytime I started the Terminal, the following message was shown:

Terminal 2.3 (v309) has not been tested with the plugin TerminalColours (null) (v1.0). As a precaution, it has not been loaded. Please contact the plugin developer for further information.

After some search I found that other users had the same problem and solved by modifying the Info.plist and setting the MaxBundleVersion string value to the same version of the terminal. In my case it would be 309 or v309. I've tested both.

When I start the Terminal, the message appears no more. But the "More" button in the Text tab of Settings never appears.

Does someone know the solution or have a suggestion?

Note: I've already rebooted the system.

felipe.zkn
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    Why are you using the SIMBL TerminalColors? Terminal.app natively supports changing the color, and iTerm2 is way better then apple's terminal... – demure Jun 07 '13 at 23:36
  • @demure Thanks for your suggestion about iTerm. I will use it. But again about Terminal.app: I've read that TerminalColors gives more options to configure the appearence than the native settings. – felipe.zkn Jun 07 '13 at 23:46
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    I'm pretty sure that was 'back in the day', before terminal gained the options natively. At least that is how I remember SIMBL, back when it was relevant. – demure Jun 07 '13 at 23:51
  • @demure So it seems nowadays "TerminalColours" is futile. I can do changes in the bash profile too... I'm really losing my patience about it so I will reconsider if this waste of time is worth. – felipe.zkn Jun 07 '13 at 23:58

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Terminal has had options to customize ANSI colors since 10.7, so TerminalColours is no longer needed.

Screenshots of Terminal in 10.8 and TerminalColours:

If you have 10.6 or 10.5, you could also try using TerminalColoreopard.

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