Description of problem:

In Gnome-Terminal 3.01 text with red colour displayed as blue.
All VIM color schemes are distorted.

Seems like changes to the default scheme are "layered" on top of colour codes.
FC14 used to have black font on white background.
FC15 uses light-gray font on black background, which is "applied" on top of any console colors.

This is related to bugs 708249 and 681926 about non-working transparency, seems like the same cause.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
3.01 and above. Default colour scheme (gnome-themes-standard.i686)

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:

1.- in "bash":
-- on Fedora 14, print "ps | grep bash" - word bash is highlighted in RED.
-- on Fedora 15, print "ps | grep bash" - word bash is highlighted in BLUE.

2.-- in VIM
-- on Fedora 14:
--- vim /etc/bashrc
--- :colo ron
--- :hi comment ctermfg=blue
--- :hi comment 
Comment        xxx term=bold cterm=bold ctermfg=4 guifg=green
NOTE: comments are displayed BLUE, defined BLUE
-- on Fedora 15:
--- vim /etc/bashrc
--- :colo ron
--- :hi comment ctermfg=blue
--- :hi comment 
Comment        xxx term=bold cterm=bold ctermfg=4 guifg=green
NOTE: comments are displayed RED, defined BLUE

  
Actual results:
Using the same colour settings for the bash and vim, on FC14 red and blue are displayed properly.
On FC15 read displayed as blue and vice versa.

Expected results:
1. in bash, ps | grep bash should highlight word "bash" in RED
2. in vim, in schema "ron" comments should be blue.

Additional info:
Seems it is related to the changes in the background colours in FC15's gnome-terminal. These are "mixed" with terminal colours and distort them.