Hi,
In Fedora 20 using caja-terminal 0.8, the preferences->colors settings could be used
to change the text and background colors. In Fedora 23 with caja-terminal 0.9 that no
longer works.
My old config file from Fedora 20 has this in it:
[COLOR]
text = "#0fa5fe7a9996"
background = "#000000"
palettename = "Tango"
...and that results in the expected colors being rendered.
However, after using the preferences->colors settings to make a change, the
config file is written to have:
This results in white text on a black background, and there it is stuck
until the config file is fixed by manual editing. After caja is killed to force
a reread, the desired colors are restored.
Looks like someone tried to update the config file format and only got
the job half done.
Hi, In Fedora 20 using caja-terminal 0.8, the preferences->colors settings could be used to change the text and background colors. In Fedora 23 with caja-terminal 0.9 that no longer works.
My old config file from Fedora 20 has this in it:
[COLOR] text = "#0fa5fe7a9996" background = "#000000" palettename = "Tango"
...and that results in the expected colors being rendered.
However, after using the preferences->colors settings to make a change, the config file is written to have:
COLOR] text = "Gdk.Color(red=50372, green=41120, blue=0)" background = "#000000" palettename = "Tango"
This results in white text on a black background, and there it is stuck until the config file is fixed by manual editing. After caja is killed to force a reread, the desired colors are restored.
Looks like someone tried to update the config file format and only got the job half done.