> There is a maximum number of color definitions which is imposed by
> the terminal handling library (curses or slang).
Oh, I see!
> When you make a new color definition, mutt will check if the limit is
> reached and if this is the case it will silently use the "normal" color
> instead of defining a new one.
Hm, "silently". Shouldn't we consider this a bug? I mean I was
desparately trying to set my colors right (for hours) and just couldn't
understand why mutt was ignoring _some_ (not the last!) settings. A simple
message on stdout would have made my life a lot easier.
Hopefully, a responsible (:-) developer is reading this.
Thanks,
Andy.
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