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256color support is missing #4
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Sorry to hear that, but I was not able to reproduce this :/ Do you installed Nord GNOME Terminal by following the install and activation sections? Do you installed Nord dircolors manually or via the install.sh script? Please make sure that the dir_colors file is placed at If it still does not work please take a screenshot or screencast of your terminal showing the missing colorization and post the exact version of your GNOME Terminal ( |
I'm so sorry, its happening for
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I'm updating my original comment to include Fedora instead of erroneously mentioned Ubuntu. |
Thanks for the details 👍
and everything worked fine. I'll create a VirtualBox for Fedora this weekend and let you know if I'm able to reproduce this, maybe this is a distibution related problem again 😒 |
varied files, like images, tarballs, which had color lost it ! |
I've create a VirtualBox with the same versions you provided and it worked fine. Are you sure there are no other scripts which maybe modify the dircolors too? echo $LS_COLORS
no=00:rs=0:fi=00:di=01;34:ln=36:mh=04;36:pi=04;01;36:so=04;33:do=04;01;36:bd=01;33:cd=33:or=31:mi=01;37;41:ex=01;36:su=01;04;37:sg=01;04;37:ca=01;37:tw=01;37;44:ow=01;04;34:st=04;37;44:*.7z=01;32:*.ace=01;32:*.alz=01;32:*.arc=01;32:*.arj=01;32:*.bz=01;32:*.bz2=01;32:*.cab=01;32:*.cpio=01;32:*.deb=01;32:*.dz=01;32:*.ear=01;32:*.gz=01;32:*.jar=01;32:*.lha=01;32:*.lrz=01;32:*.lz=01;32:*.lz4=01;32:*.lzh=01;32:*.lzma=01;32:*.lzo=01;32:*.rar=01;32:*.rpm=01;32:*.rz=01;32:*.sar=01;32:*.t7z=01;32:*.tar=01;32:*.taz=01;32:*.tbz=01;32:*.tbz2=01;32:*.tgz=01;32:*.tlz=01;32:*.txz=01;32:*.tz=01;32:*.tzo=01;32:*.tzst=01;32:*.war=01;32:*.xz=01;32:*.z=01;32:*.Z=01;32:*.zip=01;32:*.zoo=01;32:*.zst=01;32:*.aac=32:*.au=32:*.flac=32:*.m4a=32:*.mid=32:*.midi=32:*.mka=32:*.mp3=32:*.mpa=32:*.mpeg=32:*.mpg=32:*.ogg=32:*.opus=32:*.ra=32:*.wav=32:*.3des=01;35:*.aes=01;35:*.gpg=01;35:*.pgp=01;35:*.doc=32:*.docx=32:*.dot=32:*.odg=32:*.odp=32:*.ods=32:*.odt=32:*.otg=32:*.otp=32:*.ots=32:*.ott=32:*.pdf=32:*.ppt=32:*.pptx=32:*.xls=32:*.xlsx=32:*.app=01;36:*.bat=01;36:*.btm=01;36:*.cmd=01;36:*.com=01;36:*.exe=01;36:*.reg=01;36:*~=02;37:*.bak=02;37:*.BAK=02;37:*.log=02;37:*.log=02;37:*.old=02;37:*.OLD=02;37:*.orig=02;37:*.ORIG=02;37:*.swo=02;37:*.swp=02;37:*.bmp=32:*.cgm=32:*.dl=32:*.dvi=32:*.emf=32:*.eps=32:*.gif=32:*.jpeg=32:*.jpg=32:*.JPG=32:*.mng=32:*.pbm=32:*.pcx=32:*.pgm=32:*.png=32:*.PNG=32:*.ppm=32:*.pps=32:*.ppsx=32:*.ps=32:*.svg=32:*.svgz=32:*.tga=32:*.tif=32:*.tiff=32:*.xbm=32:*.xcf=32:*.xpm=32:*.xwd=32:*.xwd=32:*.yuv=32:*.anx=32:*.asf=32:*.avi=32:*.axv=32:*.flc=32:*.fli=32:*.flv=32:*.gl=32:*.m2v=32:*.m4v=32:*.mkv=32:*.mov=32:*.MOV=32:*.mp4=32:*.mpeg=32:*.mpg=32:*.nuv=32:*.ogm=32:*.ogv=32:*.ogx=32:*.qt=32:*.rm=32:*.rmvb=32:*.swf=32:*.vob=32:*.webm=32:*.wmv=32: If not there must be another script which also changes the |
Strange, here is some more debugging o/p
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Sorry for the late commit. |
Sure, I'll check it tom. on my office box. |
Yes, This does seem to fix the issue 👍 |
Thanks for the feedback 😉 |
…port-is-missing Add missing *-256color TERM definitions
If I use the suggested dir_colors along with
nord-gnome-terminal
I miss out on all coloring !OS: Fedora release 23 (Twenty Three)
Terminal: GNOME Terminal 3.18.3
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