On Sun, Feb 19, 2012 at 10:57:30AM +0100, Ralf Mardorf wrote: > Hi :) > > I installed w3m to my Ubuntu Studio 11.10 and run it in the Xfce > terminal emulator. > By default the links are dark blue on black [1], in other words it comes > with a unreadable default color palette. Whereas the font is ok, "1" and > "l" and "0" and "O" are distinguishable. <snip the rest of the message>
Hi Ralf, thanks for writing your concerns, but please accept my apologies when I say that I could not find the "wishlist" from this. I understand that you're not happy with an app on some color palette in a terminal window. Then you're talking about accessibility features. While I do see a vague link between the two, I cannot understand the wish. What would you like us to do? Terminal color palette is user-selectable, and is white-on-black by default. Some console apps might look a little weird on it, but I'm not sure it's up to the flavor to take care of every individual application in every possible configuration, even when limited to terminal apps only. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but to me this seems like some enhancement request to w3m upstream authors, rather than distribution integrators. However, I'm listening if you have some further arguments on how we could, and should, improve the situation. Thanks, Jaska
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