After an error is printed (e.g., "The Device did not support this operation!") in black-on-red colors, rkdeveloptool changes the colors to white-on-black, independent of the previous color scheme. Same issue previously with upgrade_tool.
The openSUSE GNOME Terminal uses black-on-white text by default, and there are multiple color schemes to choose from that should be respected.
After an error is printed (e.g., "The Device did not support this operation!") in black-on-red colors, rkdeveloptool changes the colors to white-on-black, independent of the previous color scheme. Same issue previously with
upgrade_tool.The openSUSE GNOME Terminal uses black-on-white text by default, and there are multiple color schemes to choose from that should be respected.