CLI: make color output legible on dark backgrounds #334
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ClusterShell's default colored output uses dark colors, which are difficult to read on dark background terminals. Using the light version of each color improves legibility on dark bacrounds, without affecting display on light backgrounds.
degremont
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Sep 7, 2017
ClusterShell's default colored output uses dark colors, which are difficult to read on dark background terminals. Using the light version of each color improves legibility on dark backgrounds, without affecting display on light backgrounds.
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Aw, I worked hard on those typos! |
degremont
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degremont
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Sep 14, 2017
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closing/opening to trigger tests as this was proposed before travis CI support |
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ClusterShell's default colored output uses dark colors, which are difficult to read on dark background terminals. Using the light version of each color improves legibility on dark bacrounds, without affecting display on light backgrounds.