On 18 Jan Ben Winslow wrote:
> A couple of ideas come immediately to mind:
>
> a) Perhaps X is running in 8bpp mode and is having trouble grabbing
> colors?
Nope.. running 24bpp
> Those are the best ideas I can think of right now. Debian's default
> rxvt configuration has colors that pretty closely match the default VGA
> palette, but if you think this might be the problem, you can grab my old
> rxvt .Xresources snippet from http://themuffin.net/xres/ (there's an
> xterm version there, too, but if you use the whole xterm config it'll
> make the terminal charset utf-8.) The color section in each matches the
> console exactly, since I'm picky like that. ;)
I will fetch these files today to have a closer look.
In the meantime I found out that marking a line in debians Xresources
quoted hereunder helps to get rid off the lightblue background in mc and
returns the normal darkblue screen. Blanking the screen w/ password
still gives a gray background when asked for the passwd.
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! /etc/X11/Xresources/xfree86-common
! load color-specific resources for clients that have them
#ifdef COLOR
#*customization: -color <-- THE unwanted rule..
#endif
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I'm still puzzled why the colors of my windows are so different from the
ones running under freebsd, but that's another thread.
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Received on Sun Jan 19 2003 - 05:31:16 GMT