Where can I find the color scheme used to color the package display
when you run "sudo dnf upgrade".
Web search for dnf5 docs
Then search for color
That leads to this page
https://dnf5.readthedocs.io/en/latest/dnf5.conf-todo.5.html#main-options-colors
Barry
Thanks Barry, I looked at that documentation and to me that
documentation isn't complete. The explanation of the color options
doesn't cover all the options that "man dnf.conf" says are available (in
F43) and what is specified in that doco for options that can be
specified doesn't seem to match what "man dnf.conf" says is the option
for the same thing and the default colors don't match. For example, the
above doco says there is an option "color_list_installed_reinstall"
(Color of installed packages that are among available packages and can
be reinstalled) with a default color of "dim,cyan", whereas "man
dnf.conf" says the option is "color_list_available_reinstall" (Color of
available packages that are identical to installed versions and are
available for reinstall) with a default color of "bold, green".
None of these options are in /etc/dnf/dnf.conf as I have already added
other options to that file which are currently being used by dnf.
Hence my original question of what config files are the defaults in to
look at changing them or what options are actually being specified, as
the color of the packages being replaced doesn't seem to be listed in
the doco, or is the recommendation to just put the options in
/etc/dnf/dnf.conf if it is desired to change them, but in addition to
this, how do you change the colors things are being displayed in the
color doesn't match any default color in the doco hence the doco doesn't
seem to be specifying that there is an option available to change the
color (not that I'm objecting to the color being used, its just how do
we determine how to configure it)?
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