Hi!
I just wanted to let you all know that my theming engine for the console
has changed default X terminal, from XTerm to Eterm!
bashish uses escape sequencies to set theme attributes and is totally based
on shellscript, so it can be customized to theme each and every command
in the console (wit
Bug1:
setting the background or foreground color with
printf "\e]39;#aa\a"
or
printf "\e]49;#aa00aa\a"
leaves ugly artifacts of the old color.
Bug2:
additionally, there is no way of setting bold and underlined colors from
escape sequencies.
In comparison: XTerm does not make any differen
I also had some autoconf (I have version 2.13, which version is needed?)
errors, however I managed to comment the crippled configure file
(which first get an error similar to Ryan, this is fixed by commenting out
the line
dps_snprintf_oflow()
it then tries to download and compile libAST 0.5, conf
the reason Eterm didn't compile was because of an old version of libAST,
anyway, it compiled fine now so I think I'll go stand in the corner... =)
thanks for the reply
/Thomas
>> I also had some autoconf (I have version 2.13, which version is
>> needed?)
>
>2.13
>
>> errors, however I managed to
