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None of those commands changed anything in the behavior. Is it possibble that the background color setting from fish_config is broken? when i open it again the background reverts to black. How can i set the terminal background outside of fish_config? ---- On Wed, 30 Dec 2015 18:53:07 -0400 Kurtis Rader <kra...@skepticism.us>wrote ---- Grondinm sent the following directly to me so reproducing here so it's also in the message thread: Screenshots here https://imgur.com/a/jbImL So that command does seem to return the expected results. But as you can see if i set a theme from fish_config then open up a fresh xterm only the text colors have changed not the background. Okay, the first thing to note is that most of those themes assume you have a terminal that can display not only 256 colors but also supports 24bit color escape sequences. Fish will mostly do the right thing if your TERM name contains "256color"; e.g., set -x TERM xterm-256color If you know your terminal emulator supports the ANSI X3.64 256 color palette but there isn't an appropriate TERM name you can force fish to enable 256 color support with set -U fish_term256 1 The colors however may not exactly match what you see in the browser unless you also set -U fish_term24bit 1 That's because if the terminal only supports the 256 color palette fish will map the 24bit color values to the closest equivalent color in that palette. Of course don't do that if xfce-term doesn't support 24bit color values (aka "true color" support).
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