Control: tag -1 +moreinfo On Tue, Oct 10, 2017 at 04:37:54PM -0700, David Lawyer wrote: > Package: mutt > Version: 1.7.1-5 > > Here's the /etc/rc.local script I use to set colors. > Note that I send ESC[8] to set as default. Other programs such as vim > restore the default colors after exiting but mutt doesn't nor does it use > these colors. > > # rc.local > # > # This script is executed at the end of each multiuser runlevel. > # Make sure that the script will "exit 0" on success or any other > # value on error. > # > # In order to enable or disable this script just change the execution > # bits. By default this script does nothing. > > # Setting terminal colors done here since it's done last. If done sooner > # they interfere with boot display > > # is esc and not the 2 chars ^[. ESC[8] makes bg and fg indicies weak > # defaults = seterm -store. The reset command resets the color pallete. > # RGB=rrggbb (6 hex digits) =red,green,blue. P7rrggbb makes color 7 > # (background 47) this defined RGB palette color. Then ESC[47;30m applies > # it. > > echo "Set colors and cursor on virtual terminals from /etc/rc.local" > > #Colors: > #Set palatte color first with P seq. > echo "]P777ee99 [47;30m [8]"> /dev/tty1 #my lt. green > echo "]P755aabb [47;30m" [8]> /dev/tty2 #my lt. cyan > echo "[47;30m[8]" > /dev/tty3 #7-grey #standard light white (grey) > echo "]P7dd9988 [47;30m" [8]> /dev/tty4 #my pink >
I believe this was fixed at least a couple of years ago (I remember having problems with ncurses when exiting mutt). Can you let me know if that's not the case?
