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The colors appear to be hard-coded under the assumption of a terminal with a dark background. In a light-colored terminal, the light gray text is not readable:
I know there's a -c option, and e.g. -c green produces something more readable, albeit monochrome. I wouldn't mind having the different colors for the different data categories, but with dark text. It's probably a good idea of have options or a configuration file for this, but it might also be helpful to detect the terminal background color if no options are given (e.g., via the COLORFGBG environment variable)
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The colors appear to be hard-coded under the assumption of a terminal with a dark background. In a light-colored terminal, the light gray text is not readable:
I know there's a
-c
option, and e.g.-c green
produces something more readable, albeit monochrome. I wouldn't mind having the different colors for the different data categories, but with dark text. It's probably a good idea of have options or a configuration file for this, but it might also be helpful to detect the terminal background color if no options are given (e.g., via theCOLORFGBG
environment variable)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: