On 2007/04/30 18:10 (GMT+0400) Aaron Kulkis apparently typed:
> Felix Miata wrote:
>> That seems simple enough until you discover that you don't always have the
>> same background color. So it needs the background color accounted for as
>> well in order to guarantee adequate contrast. e.g., when on Konsole the
>> background is white ("\[\e[30;47;1m\]\u# \[\e[0m\]"), but on tty[1-6] the
>> background is black ("\[\e[37;40;1m\]\u# \[\e[0m\]"). How is that done?
> Change your default color schema for konsole (I prefer
> black background, green chars).
I don't like that choice at all. I like a white background in Konsole, and
on the VTs my background color of choice is that used by mc, blue. What I'd
like most is for 10.3's change to red to get reverted, because it was smart
enough to be white on blue and black on white then. Red on white and red on
blue are virtually invisible here.
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