Went and printed the ANSI output for ls to a file, so I'm looking at \x1b[01 34mguake\x1b[0m which is the bold text sequence applied to color 4. Have you done any theming with mc outside of global terminal theme settings? It is a little strange that mc chose what would be in the theme spec a different shade of the color that ls uses as its background color, but it works out here since the regular color 5 is a completely different color to bright color 5 in your theme. Guake has default text and background specifications too, but we don't multiply those out to the bright color variant because there's no standard ANSI escape for that from what I'm aware of. Looks like they've also added explicit new fields for text and background color, which when added to the standard 8 base colors and multiplied by gives us 30 color themes. In Yakuake, do you get the colors in the standard and faint columns for color 4? If you change the color in the faint column to something completely different, do you get that color as the output for the second line, or has Konsole actually specified its own escapes for the faint color range? Guake support information (omitting the Monitor section): $ guake -supportĭesktop Session: /usr/share/xsessions/plasma 2 (dark green) results in actually displayed value "#18b118". For example, chosing the value "#54ff54" for color nr.
I tried specifying custom colors and copied the colors from Yakuake, however the actually displayed colors in Guake were incorrect (verified with a color picker). The colors are readable in Yakuake but Guake shows them much darker and the text is unreadable.Īll my other settings are the same, shell, environment, console settings. The contrast is insufficient with all available themes.įor example, the colored output of ls displays directories as dark blue on a black background. My Guake terminal displays incorrect colors.
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