From: Nuno A. <ik...@fl...> - 2004-10-17 14:46:52
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On (17/10/04 18:57), Seiichi SATO wrote: > I found out what was doing for setting fg/bg colors in slang. > > slang's changelog said: > > 4. If a color called `default' is specified, the escape sequence > to set the default color will be sent. Be careful, not all > terminals support this feature. If your terminal supports it, > e.g., rxvt, then using > > setenv COLORFGBG default > > is a good choice. > > I tried to run mutt in mlterm as below. > > $ COLORFGBG=default mutt > > so it works:) > > Nuno, > To avoid the problem, set COLORFGBG environment variable. > > Minami-san, > rxvt seems to set COLORFGBG by default. (main.c) > I'll add this feature to mlterm. > > # COLORFGBG is rxvt's original extention??? Thanks! setting the env. var. COLORFGBG makes everything behave normal again. Another issue is with the bold colors that seem to be printed _twice_ making the font less readable. <URL: http://ikaro.homepage.dk/mlterm-mutt.png> from left to right; mlterm, aterm. Would you have any tips regarding this issue ? Thanks, -- Nuno Alexandre |