XTerm*reverseVideo: true doesn't work in KDE
Slackware64 13.37 user here.
I have the following line in my .Xresources, and it only works when I'm not running KDE: Code:
XTerm*reverseVideo: true When I'm in KDE, launching XTerm with -rv does give me an XTerm with a black background. Obviously, having to add this switch every time I launch an XTerm in KDE is suboptimal, no matter how you try to automate it. Manually running xrdb -merge ~/.Xresources and then launching XTerm immediately afterwards does not make a difference. If you're wondering why this is a concern, it's because all 256-color vim color schemes (xoria256, desert256, inkpot) require reverseVideo to be set so that XTerm launches with a black background. You get a black-on-black cursor otherwise. |
maybe it's because you got "apply colors to non kde applications" in the kde preferences color tab (it's on by default).
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edit: apparently it doesnt. Hope you find what you are looking for though. |
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I would have thought the same thing as MTK358, but apparently he's mistaken. Sahko, it sounds like you want a terminal with pseudo-transparency settings, such as aterm, eterm or rxvt-unicode. |
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Anyway, mark the thread as solved. |
I think it's like this (colors are exported to X resources too) since the start of kde 4, gotta say happened to me a lot times (xterm was the app I used more since some months ago, now I switched to lxterminal).
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