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Since I can't reopen an existing issue, let me file a new one as a reminder:
#1455 "ansi escape for change background color not work" has been closed, although it's not fixed. echo -ne '\e]11;#ABCDEF\a' does not update the background color.
COMPILE_VTE_BACKGROUND_COLOR should automatically be enabled if a new enough VTE is detected.
(On a side note, flipping the constant and doing an incremental rebuild is not necessary, a full rebuild is needed. This was reported by someone else, and I confirm it with the meson+ninja build system. This means that some compile dependencies are missing.)
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Confirmed that this is broken in versions after v1.7.7. Downgrading to v1.7.7 fixes this problem.
Changing the background color through a ANSI escape sequence may seem like a small useless feature, but it is the only reliable way I've found so far to change the background color when starting an ssh session. See https://github.com/fboender/sshbg
@fboender If you're interested - I took your sshbg script, adapted it so that it could integrate with Tilix's automatic profile switching as a solution, and also added code to try to determine the current terminal window background. You can find it here.
Since I can't reopen an existing issue, let me file a new one as a reminder:
#1455 "ansi escape for change background color not work" has been closed, although it's not fixed.
echo -ne '\e]11;#ABCDEF\a'
does not update the background color.COMPILE_VTE_BACKGROUND_COLOR
should automatically be enabled if a new enough VTE is detected.(On a side note, flipping the constant and doing an incremental rebuild is not necessary, a full rebuild is needed. This was reported by someone else, and I confirm it with the meson+ninja build system. This means that some compile dependencies are missing.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: