Haven't investigated this issue very deeply, but it appears that the macOS version can display more colors than the Linux version can. Here's bpytop, which displays the list of running processes with a gradient fading down to black by defaut:
macOS, cool-retro-term 1.2.0
(installed from homebrew)
Linux, cool-retro-term 1.2.0
(installed from Ubuntu 22.04 apt repositories)
Linux, Alacritty
Not super pressed about it; just thought it was worth noting. Love this terminal emulator!
Haven't investigated this issue very deeply, but it appears that the macOS version can display more colors than the Linux version can. Here's bpytop, which displays the list of running processes with a gradient fading down to black by defaut:
macOS, cool-retro-term 1.2.0
(installed from homebrew)
Linux, cool-retro-term 1.2.0
(installed from Ubuntu 22.04 apt repositories)
Linux, Alacritty
Not super pressed about it; just thought it was worth noting. Love this terminal emulator!