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Possibly because the established default is colored output, and the absence of a boolean environment variable is generally treated as "false". It might also be
by chmod775 5y ago
Possibly because the established default is colored output, and the absence of a boolean environment variable is generally treated as "false".
It might also be that COLOR is already used for other purposes by some software.
- npteljes 5y agoLet's call it MONOCHROME then. I too think that "disableSomething=enabled" naming schemes are confusing.