Closed inhaledesign closed 8 months ago
16-color palette is configurable, and 256-color one is not - it uses built-in VTE palette. Last time I checked, it was exactly like in GNOME Terminal.
https://gist.githubusercontent.com/HaleTom/89ffe32783f89f403bba96bd7bcd1263/raw/e50a28ec54188d2413518788de6c6367ffcea4f7/print256colours.sh - shows both palettes.
16-color palette is configurable, and 256-color one is not - it uses built-in VTE palette. Last time I checked, it was exactly like in GNOME Terminal.
https://gist.githubusercontent.com/HaleTom/89ffe32783f89f403bba96bd7bcd1263/raw/e50a28ec54188d2413518788de6c6367ffcea4f7/print256colours.sh - shows both palettes.
My bad, I thought the 16 color palette was a system-wide setting.
GNOME Shell version
45.0
Session type
Wayland (
echo $WAYLAND_DISPLAY
output is non-empty)Special configuration
Extension version
49
Linux distro
Ubuntu 23.10
Verbose version information
ddterm 49 revision 73297878ac855f764e27fc2f31886c018419d34d Extension 49 revision 73297878ac855f764e27fc2f31886c018419d34d
ddterm settings dump
Description
I'm using zsh as my shell. I have a color theme that gets loaded in my .zshrc file via zplug:
zplug "dracula/zsh", as:theme
This loads the theme fine in gnome-terminal and other terminal programs. However, in ddterm, the color of my theme is still determined by ddterm's Colors > Palette setting. It would be nice if there was an option to disable using the settings palette.