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Revert "themes: make blue more readable"
This reverts commit 5c0167c5e1
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Porkepix on IRC pointed this out and it actually does the reverse of make
blue more readable. compare:
before:
https://framapic.org/EvV0cVyAUKUm/OZIdkLB4pOCn.png
after:
https://framapic.org/hX2gczT1jGMU/jtu3mJ3eQE2E.png
notice the bg of the bar at the bottom now become a lighter blue
making numbers hard to read. the darker blue was chosen because that
is actually the blue color used in xterm and the linux console (or
closer to it with a bit of a muted coloring to it rather than totally
pure). :( so sorry - this IMHO goes backwards and Porkepix did point
it out too.
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@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ color_class { name: "c1"; color: 0 0 0 255; } // COL_BLACK
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color_class { name: "c2"; color: 204 51 51 255; } // COL_RED
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color_class { name: "c3"; color: 51 204 51 255; } // COL_GREEN
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color_class { name: "c4"; color: 204 136 51 255; } // COL_YELLOW
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color_class { name: "c5"; color: 38 139 210 255; } // COL_BLUE
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color_class { name: "c5"; color: 51 51 204 255; } // COL_BLUE
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color_class { name: "c6"; color: 204 51 204 255; } // COL_MAGENTA
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color_class { name: "c7"; color: 51 204 204 255; } // COL_CYAN
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color_class { name: "c8"; color: 204 204 204 255; } // COL_WHITE
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@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ color_class { name: "C0"; color: 0 0 0 255; } // COL_BLACK
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color_class { name: "C1"; color: 204 51 51 255; } // COL_RED
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color_class { name: "C2"; color: 51 204 51 255; } // COL_GREEN
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color_class { name: "C3"; color: 204 136 51 255; } // COL_YELLOW
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color_class { name: "C4"; color: 38 139 210 255; } // COL_BLUE
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color_class { name: "C4"; color: 51 51 204 255; } // COL_BLUE
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color_class { name: "C5"; color: 204 51 204 255; } // COL_MAGENTA
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color_class { name: "C6"; color: 51 204 204 255; } // COL_CYAN
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color_class { name: "C7"; color: 204 204 204 255; } // COL_WHITE
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