> It turns out, for years, popular terminals have supported 24-bit color. And yet they’re rarely used. Hard to say how rarely. I've been using 24-bit color in

> It turns out, for years, popular terminals have supported 24-bit color. And yet they’re rarely used. Hard to say how rarely. I've been using 24-bit color in bash prompts and neovim scheme for a while. Can't go back to 16 or 256 color ones, they are just too limited. I wish tty terminal also supported 24-bit color. For setting the color in bash I use something like: printf "\x1b[38;2;${r};${g};${b}m" or printf "\x1b[${f};38;2;${r};${g};${b}m" If I need to set extra bits like bold.