Hi all!
I've recently switched to Ubuntu 20.04 and I was surprised that my terminal prompt looks darker. This is a problem for me - I have problems seeing small letters with reduced contrast.
It turns out that GNOME Terminal (and VTE) have switched the bold-is-bright option to off by default: https://askubuntu.com/a/1156969
One of the ways forward (for me) is to change PS1 and LS_COLORS. On the other hand, just switching the option back to its previous value is easier. The issue is that Terminator does not provide the checkbox that gnome-terminal has.
Terminator currently does not touch this setting, VTE therefore uses the default. However, by adding self.vte.set_bold_is_bright(True) after the following line, I can revert VTE to the old behaviour.
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self.vte.set_allow_bold(self.config['allow_bold']) |
This would then have to be plumbed through the configuration UI.
Would you please consider this?
Best regards,
Jakub
Hi all!
I've recently switched to Ubuntu 20.04 and I was surprised that my terminal prompt looks darker. This is a problem for me - I have problems seeing small letters with reduced contrast.
It turns out that GNOME Terminal (and VTE) have switched the bold-is-bright option to off by default: https://askubuntu.com/a/1156969
One of the ways forward (for me) is to change PS1 and LS_COLORS. On the other hand, just switching the option back to its previous value is easier. The issue is that Terminator does not provide the checkbox that gnome-terminal has.
Terminator currently does not touch this setting, VTE therefore uses the default. However, by adding
self.vte.set_bold_is_bright(True)after the following line, I can revert VTE to the old behaviour.terminator/terminatorlib/terminal.py
Line 703 in 11a6a57
This would then have to be plumbed through the configuration UI.
Would you please consider this?
Best regards,
Jakub