[links-list] Re: no blue color

Goran Koruga goran.koruga at hermes.si
Fri Apr 6 00:07:44 MDT 2001


Hi,

> > Sounds funny but I am missing the blue color in links.
> > My OS is linux, links version is 0.95 with the color patch,
> > ncurses version is 5.2.
> > 
> > I am running links in console. All other applications display
> > colors correctly. So I suppose there is something wrong with
> > my links. If for example I view the online manual page which
> > is called links-configure-color.html the list with the color
> > example codes shows for
> > #0000ff (blue) not lightblue but darkcyan
> > #000080 (navy) not darkblue but darkcyan
> > 
> > Would anyone please give me a helping hand on fixing this?
> > I am just clueless and the archives did not match this matter.
> > Thanks a lot.
> 
> Hi
> 
> This is done on purpose. For me blue text on black background looks
> unreadable, so I convert blue to cyan.
> 
> Mikulas

I agree that blue text might look unreadable with default colours,
however it's trivial to change them both on console and for xterm and
clones in X. So why not using "#if 0" trick for yourself like other
people do it ? Or even your own patch or a toggle....


Here's how I got wheel to work with Links. Add the following lines to
your X resources :

LXTerm*VT100.Translations:             #override \n\
      s<Btn4Down>: string("[5~") \n\
      s<Btn5Down>: string("[6~") \n\
      <Btn4Down>: string("^[[2~") \n\
      <Btn5Down>: string("^[[3~") \n\
      <Btn4Up>: \n\
      <Btn5Up>:

"^[[5~" is a sequence generated by PageUp key (the rest are for PageDown,
Insert and Delete keys, respectively).. I use LXTerm so that default
xterm is not affected (start xterm with "-name LXTerm" to get it to
recognize these resources). shift + wheel should scroll like page-up/down
do, while using wheel without modifier keys will scroll like
Insert/Delete do.

Regards,
Goran

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