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Last-Update: 2012-03-12
Author: Dmitry Smirnov <onlyjob@member.fsf.org>
From: Oliver Lange <modarin@bloody.in-berlin.de>
Bug-MC: https://www.midnight-commander.org/ticket/2737
Forwarded: not-needed
Description: add 8 beautiful 256 color skins "modarin-1.2"
With most of the common desktop terminals, enabling 256-color mode is easily
done just by setting $TERM to "xterm-256color". Ubuntu users: make sure that
the ncurses-term package is installed.
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Hint: if you decide to use a 256-color skin as default skin in your mc ini,
note that if mc is started in a 16-color terminal, mc will pop up a warning
saying that 256 color skins can't be used and that mc will switch to the
"default" skin. To get a skin of your choice loaded instead of mc's default
skin, you might consider the following solution:
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Create an alias for mc in your ~/.bashrc, like:
if [ $TERM = "linux" ]; then
if [ $USER = "root" ]; then
myMCFallbackSkin="modarcon16root-defbg"
else
myMCFallbackSkin="modarcon16-defbg"
fi
alias mc="mc --skin $myMCFallbackSkin"
alias mcedit="mcedit --skin $myMCFallbackSkin"
alias mcview="mcview --skin $myMCFallbackSkin"
alias mcdiff="mcdiff --skin $myMCFallbackSkin"
fi
Linux users: to use 256-color skins in the linux console, run fbterm,
set $TERM to "fbterm" and then run mc within fbterm.
You need to specify a gfx mode in your bootloader for the kernel to use a
framebuffer console instead of the default text mode.
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