! ~/.Xresources
! must include: xrdb ~/.Xresources
! in ~/.xinitrc

! Can reload using: xrdb -m ~/.Xresources
! Use .Xresources in preference to the older .Xdefaults
! Note: You cannot put a comment after a statement on the same line.

! xterm scrolling
! ---------------
! Thanks to Julio Merino
! see: http://julipedia.meroh.net/2005/03/xterm-setting-up-scrolling.html
! works only with non-keypad PgUp/PgDn keys

*VT100.Translations: #override Shift <Key>Up: scroll-back(1) \n Shift <Key>Down: scroll-forw(1) \n

XTerm*saveLines: 512


! xclock
! ------
! Most of the resource parts of the man page for xclock are useless, 
! because the resources they describe (foreground, hands, etc.) are ignored 
! if Xrender is in effect to draw an antialiased xclock.  You can disable 
! Xrender so as to use these (using the -norender parameter), but the result 
! looks awful.  Instead, you need a different set of resources, which are not 
! documented in xclock but must be reverse-engineered from the systemwide
! app-defaults file for XClock color (/usr/share/X11/app-defaults/XClock-color).
! (Plus "background", but NOT "foreground".)
!
! See a good discussion by "syntaxerror" and "Drav Sloan" at:
! http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/89304/facelifting-xclock-while-using-xrender-a-long-and-winding-road
!
! majorColor  is the 5-minute tick-marks
! minorColor  is the 1-minute tick-marks
! hourColor   is the hour hand
! minuteColor is the minute hand
! secondColor would be, I presume, the second hand

XClock*background:  black
XClock*majorColor:  blue
XClock*minorColor:  blue
XClock*hourColor:   blue
XClock*minuteColor: blue