John, Keith, thanks a lot for your sophisticated explanation. At least now I understand where the problem lies.
John Hood [2016-06-07 22:56 -0400] : > The base16 scripts rely on an obscure XTerm feature-- the OSC > change-color commands. Mosh doesn't support those commands, or pass > them through. [...] > You could also investigate XTerm's XTerm.vt100.color* resources, > documented in the man page, which appear to have the needed > functionality. X resources are horribly archaic, but they should work > reliably for any XTerm you start without requiring any scripting. I am surprised how you could describe my set-up although you actually don't know it. The explanation makes totally sense to me. I'll see whether I write a wrapper script. If I do, I will let you know and share it. FWIW, there are resources to configure XTerm the 'archaic' way, so that should be easy: https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-xresources. Keith Winstein [2016-06-07 20:02 -0700] : [...] > Hope this helps! It definitely does! Thanks again, Niklaas
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