Is there a way to bind a Colour Scheme to a specific profile. In other words,
when I launch a new tab with a specific profile I can load a corresponding
Colour Scheme?

My default scheme is a white background, but when I load a profile to ssh into
a specific server, I'd like it to load a Colour Scheme with a different
background color so I can easily tell that I'm on a specifc remote system (in
fact, I have several different remote sessions I want to have with different
color backgrounds).

Thanks

There isn't a way to bind a colour scheme to a profile, but you can also
specify the colour scheme on the command line with --colour-scheme, --color-
scheme or -c.

Or invoke ssh via a custom command that calls dbus...

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!/bin/sh

SERVER=$1
COLOUR_SCHEME=$2

dbus-send --session /net/sf/roxterm/Options \ net.sf.roxterm.Options.SetColourScheme string:$ROXTERM_ID string:$COLOUR_SCHEME

ssh $SERVER
~~~~~

I think that dbus command would change the scheme of all open terminals, which probably isn't what's wanted.

Anyway, in the next version I'll add a profile option to bind a colour scheme.

That would be ideal however this dbus script is working for me - opening a new window or tab the colour scheme only applies to that tab.

Of course if I then open a profile that doesn't use this script then that new tab/window gets whatever colour scheme is current

I've just added this option, you'll find it at the bottom of the Appearance section in the Profile editor. It isn't released yet, but you can try it by pulling from git.