On Sun, Jan 28, 2007 at 01:05:11AM EST, Mun Johl wrote: > Hi, > > First of all, my apologies for bringing up this topic again. > > I am trying to get Mutt working with 256 colors on my Solaris 8 system. > I've tried both rxvt and mrxvt terminal emulators. I'm currently > compiling with ncurses (mainly because compile attempts with slang > fail). > > Both terminal emulators report 256 color support when I execute > 'tput colors'. However, when I try to set a color to something like > color100, mutt complains thusly: > > 100: color not supported by term > > I read through some old email threads regarding 256 color support. Even > though I found some good tips and information, I still can't seem to get > Mutt working with 256 colors. > > Any assistance would be appreciated.
$ TERM=term-256color mutt IOW when mutt see stuff like color100 it uses the "active" terminfo entry to verify that your terminal supports 256 colors. Is that it..? > P.S. Along the same lines... Any thoughts of taking the gvim approach > and integrating a graphic terminal into mutt? No, thanks.
