"script" linux command question

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  1. conamor, Aug 11, 2017

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    Hi,

    So I have been using "script" to record a list of command line I used during the day. At the end, I have a file with all my commands. The issue is that when I take them away from the Linux machine and try to read it using Notepad++ or Sublime Text, the format is all messed up.

    I understand the encoding might be different but I was wondering if there was any way to read it properly with the colours that I can see when I read the file using a Linux machine?

    Thanks!
     
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  2. MacUser2525, Aug 11, 2017

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    You may want to run/process the file with unix2dos for opening on a windows machine, for the colours you would need a bash prompt on that machine setting the dircolors variable I think it is that controls that.
     
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  3. belvdr, Aug 13, 2017

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    Alternatively change the preference of the program to read only newlines as end of line characters.

    Some programs also format with color based on the script type. Look for a language setting or menu and set it to Bash.
     
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