>There's more than one bit of blue at depth 24; there are 8 bits of blue
>(and 8 bits of green, and 8 bits of red).
>
>Do you mean that the entire blue channel is missing at depth 24?

Yes, that's correct.  The entire blue channel is missing.

>
>> Colours very messed up at 16-bit.
>
>Can you elaborate?  What do solid red, blue, and green look like?
>
>% xlogo -fg red -bg black
>% xlogo -fg green -bg black
>% xlogo -fg blue -bg black
>

At 24-bit:
-fg red Red
-fg green       Green
-fg blue        Red

White (e.g. the background of google) looks like Yellow.


At 16-bit:
-fg red swirly pink, black and blue?
-fg green       swirly pink, black and green?
-fg blue        swirly blue, green and black?

However, White is still white....
And black (e.g. background of a term window) is still black....


Cheers,

Peter Dey
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