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Jim Chen updated GUACAMOLE-470:
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Description:
I'd be happy to work on this feature if the maintainers think it's a good idea.
Currently, the "color-scheme" parameter in the configuration xml can only
choose one of four color schemes. It would be nice if it can also configure
individual colors, so that more customized color schemes can be chosen.
I propose to make the "color-scheme" parameter a series of semicolon separated
commands, e.g. "{{black-white; color2: rgb/cc/33/22; ...}}", where each command
specifies a color-set or a single color. This new format would be
backward-compatible with the previous format, because previous values like
"{{black-white}}" would be interpreted as a single command.
Possible color-set commands are same as before: "{{black-white}}",
"{{gray-black}}", "{{green-black}}", and "{{white-black}}". These commands set
the foreground-background colors to existing values.
The single-color commands are "{{foreground: <color>}}", "{{background:
<color>}}", and "{{color<n>: <color>}}", where {{<n>}} is a number from 0 to
255, and {{<color>}} is a color value in the format {{rgb:RR/GG/BB}}, which
matches the format used by xterm. These commands set the specified color to new
values.
was:
I'd be happy to work on this feature if the maintainers think it's a good idea.
Currently, the "color-scheme" parameter in the configuration xml can only
choose one of four color schemes. It would be nice if it can also configure
individual colors, so that more customized color schemes can be chosen.
I propose to make the "color-scheme" parameter a series of semicolon separated
commands, e.g. "{{black-white; color2: rgb/cc/33/22; ...}}", where each command
specifies a color-set or a single color. This new format would be
backward-compatible with the previous format, because previous values like
"{{black-white}}" would be interpreted as a single command.
Possible color-set commands are same as before: "{{black-white}}",
"{{gray-black}}", "{{green-black}}", and "{{white-black}}". These commands set
the foreground-background colors to existing values.
The single-color commands are "{{foreground: <color>}}", "{{background:
<color>}}", and "{{color<n>: <color>}}", where {{<n>}} is a number from 0 to
255, and {{<color>}} is a color value in the format {{rgb/RR/GG/BB}}, which
matches the format used by xterm. These commands set the specified color to new
values.
> Make individual terminal colors configurable through "color-scheme" parameter
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>
> Key: GUACAMOLE-470
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-470
> Project: Guacamole
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: SSH, Telnet, Terminal
> Reporter: Jim Chen
>
> I'd be happy to work on this feature if the maintainers think it's a good
> idea.
> Currently, the "color-scheme" parameter in the configuration xml can only
> choose one of four color schemes. It would be nice if it can also configure
> individual colors, so that more customized color schemes can be chosen.
> I propose to make the "color-scheme" parameter a series of semicolon
> separated commands, e.g. "{{black-white; color2: rgb/cc/33/22; ...}}", where
> each command specifies a color-set or a single color. This new format would
> be backward-compatible with the previous format, because previous values like
> "{{black-white}}" would be interpreted as a single command.
> Possible color-set commands are same as before: "{{black-white}}",
> "{{gray-black}}", "{{green-black}}", and "{{white-black}}". These commands
> set the foreground-background colors to existing values.
> The single-color commands are "{{foreground: <color>}}", "{{background:
> <color>}}", and "{{color<n>: <color>}}", where {{<n>}} is a number from 0 to
> 255, and {{<color>}} is a color value in the format {{rgb:RR/GG/BB}}, which
> matches the format used by xterm. These commands set the specified color to
> new values.
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