I use multiple WSL Ubuntu terminals from which I connect to different remote machines. It can get messy when I have many windows open to distinguish which window is for each machine, so I change the background color for the different windows and thus it's easier to identify on which remote machine I'm in.
I change the bg color with right click on the window top, -> properties -> colors -> screen background.But this is getting tedious for every time I open a new window and I want to change the color.
I'd like to have scripts on the command line e.g. set_red_bg, set_blue_bg and so on. I tried to find instructions, but I only found for changing PS1, or LS_COLOR.
Is this actually doable? As I currently change the bg color from the Windows terminal options, I'm afraid the bg color for the terminal cannot be controlled from the Ubuntu shell, can it?