On Linux, Unix, *BSD/macOS, you can easily disable the default color output for many CLI utilities by defining an environment variable named NO_COLOR (set `NO_COLOR=1`) .
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On Linux, Unix, *BSD/macOS, you can easily disable the default color output for many CLI utilities by defining an environment variable named NO_COLOR (set `NO_COLOR=1`) . There is a dedicated website that tracks which utilities support NO_COLOR and provides updates and workarounds for those that don't, helping users maintain a consistent, uncolored terminal experience. Sysadmins or IT pros can drop a system wide config in /etc/terminal-colors.d/{disable,enable} to disable/enable for all users.
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