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Yeah - you basically just need to get xterm (or whichever terminal em you are using) to run as 256 colors: My solution is to place this in my .bashrc # begin
by herrwolfe45 14y ago
Yeah - you basically just need to get xterm (or whichever terminal em you are using) to run as 256 colors:
My solution is to place this in my .bashrc
# begin code
if [ "$TERM" == "xterm" ]; then
export TERM=xterm-256color
fi
# end code
Of course the terminal should be 256 color terminal. Hope this helps.
- graue 14y agoThe problem with that is it's still only 256 colors, which likely doesn't include all the colors in my preferred colorscheme. That's why I'm looking for "true-color", which typically means 16.7 million colors like we are used to (e.g. #rrggbb in CSS), not 256.