Hi, Thanks for the reply. Please see my comments below.
On Sun, Jan 28, 2007 at 03:29 PM PST, cga2000 wrote: ... Text Deleted ... c> > I read through some old email threads regarding 256 color support. Even c> > though I found some good tips and information, I still can't seem to get c> > Mutt working with 256 colors. c> > c> > Any assistance would be appreciated. c> c> $ TERM=term-256color mutt c> c> IOW when mutt see stuff like color100 it uses the "active" terminfo c> entry to verify that your terminal supports 256 colors. c> c> Is that it..? Unfortunately, no. When I run mutt I do first set TERM=rxvt prior to launching mutt. I have verified via executing a shell command from mutt that the TERM is in fact set to rxvt. I have also verified via a shell command that the output of 'tput colors' is 256 . c> > P.S. Along the same lines... Any thoughts of taking the gvim approach c> > and integrating a graphic terminal into mutt? c> c> No, thanks. Oh well, just a thought. It's just that using colors in gvim is so easy; but in mutt, so hard (at least, for me). Sigh. -- Mun
