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It seems that the color preferences are no longer respected in 1.4.0. I was looking through the release notes, and did not see anything to explain it.
gotty --version
Gotty 1.4.0 - bug exists Gotty 1.3.0 - bug does not exist
Ubuntu 20.04
Have this file in ~/.gotty
~/.gotty
port = 3000 term = "hterm" preferences { background_color = "white" foreground_color = "black" cursor_color = "blue" }
and run gotty --once ls
gotty --once ls
Note: This exact same config worked in all previous Gotty versions, including 1.3.0
The terminal background color should be white.
The terminal background color was black.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I see now that hterm was removed - does this mean that there is no longer color customization?
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Yes, unfortunately, that's the current state of affairs. I'm going to try to add some options in the UI to change colors, fonts, etc.
I was afraid of that.... that is a deal breaker for me. Thanks for trying.
I'll also add an option to set the default theme once I get that far. That should let you do what you want.
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It seems that the color preferences are no longer respected in 1.4.0.
I was looking through the release notes, and did not see anything to explain it.
What version of GoTTY are you using (
gotty --version
)?Gotty 1.4.0 - bug exists
Gotty 1.3.0 - bug does not exist
What operating system and browser are you using?
Ubuntu 20.04
What did you do?
Have this file in
~/.gotty
and run
gotty --once ls
Note: This exact same config worked in all previous Gotty versions, including 1.3.0
What did you expect to see?
The terminal background color should be white.
What did you see instead?
The terminal background color was black.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: