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The color settings in Settings->Edit Current Profile->Appearance->Edit... are ineffective in Konsole. No matter what I change the individual colors to, my Konsole colors stay the same. I found that the problem lies in /etc/profile.d/256term.sh, which checks for the existence of the environment variable KONSOLE_DBUS_SESSION and, in its presence, sets TERM=xterm-256color. This file belongs to the initscripts package. When TERM is "xterm-256color", the Konsole color configuration is disregarded. I tweaked the /etc/profile.d/256term.sh file. After changing local256="$COLORTERM$XTERM_VERSION$ROXTERM_ID$KONSOLE_DBUS_SESSION" to local256="$COLORTERM$XTERM_VERSION$ROXTERM_ID" the TERM remains the standard "xterm", and now I can change my Konsole colors through the configuration dialog. I am not sure whether my workaround has undesired side-effects. I did not observe any. I see that this file was added around F-18, bug #845583. Since Konsole does not support the 256 colors (at least the configuration dialog does not support it), do we really need TERM=xterm-256color for Konsole?
I cannot reproduce, my colors change when selecting different color schemes fine.
Hi Rex, I think I wasn't entirely clear. The problem is not with switching color schemes. The problem is with altering individual colors inside a color scheme, like tuning the dark green a little lighter.
I tested both cases both color scheme and changing individual colors (background color in particular)
I confirm that changing the background color works. However, changing the other colors, e.g. Color 5 does not work. Can you check this?
Here are the exact steps to reproduce the bug. 100% reproducible: 1- Open Konsole. Verify that $ echo $TERM xterm-256color 2- Observe the blue colors of the directory names when you do $ ls -l / 3- Go to Settings->Edit Current Profile->Appearance Tab 4- Click on the button Edit... 5- Click on the blue box that is directly to the right of the box called Color 5. 6- Make the color lighter, to the extent that you can tell the difference. You can drag the center vertical control upwards to achieve this. 7- Click OK. Click Apply. Click OK. Click OK. All the configuration windows should be closed now. 8- Look at the terminal output. You should still have the "ls -l /" output on screen. Note that the blue color of the directories has NOT changed! 9- Edit /etc/profile.d/256term.sh file via root. Change local256="$COLORTERM$XTERM_VERSION$ROXTERM_ID$KONSOLE_DBUS_SESSION" to local256="$COLORTERM$XTERM_VERSION$ROXTERM_ID" Save the file. 10- Open a new tab in Konsole. 11- Verify that $ echo $TERM xterm 12- Repeat steps 2-7 exactly. 13- Look at the terminal output. You should still have the "ls -l /" output on screen. The blue color of the directories have now changed to the blue you set on step 6. I hope this clears things up :)
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