Version: 2.5 (using KDE 4.5.1) OS: Linux In the Linux Colors profile (untouched), the following test fails; it works just fine on gnome-terminal. Requires python-termcolor (pip install termcolor) python -c "from termcolor import colored; print colored('This text should show up as dark white (grey), which works fine on gnome-terminal', 'white', attrs=['dark'])" Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: $ pip install python-termcolor $ python -c "from termcolor import colored; print colored('This text should show up as dark white (grey), which works fine on gnome-terminal', 'white', attrs=['dark'])" Actual Results: White text Expected Results: Grey text OS: Linux (x86_64) release 2.6.35-22-generic Compiler: cc
Created attachment 63192 [details] linux-color-testcase-in-zsh-and-bash Maybe I am not sensitive to colors, but I feel the result looks OK .
Could you please attach a screenshot(with contrast to gnome-terminal) which can show the problem in a clear way?
Sorry no, I use Qterminal now. Someone else should have a shot at it.