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Hi, |
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( ...polishing my new root now... ) |
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I got a somehow non-linear problem with my new root: |
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My $TERM shows xterm-256color in both cases. |
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I have no $HOME/.Xresources file installed. |
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My $HOME is on a separate partition so it does not |
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change between old and new root as it will be mounted |
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on /home in both cases. So the configuration user-wise |
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should change in either case. |
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Starting vim (not gvim!) in urxvt lead to an monochrome editor with |
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colorscheme "zenburn" -- which works fine on my old root. |
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Using colorscheme "default" produces a colored output (but dont now, |
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whether only a subset of colors is displayed and whether the colors |
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are correct - i.e. whether what is displayed in red should be displayed in red) |
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Manpages are monochrome. |
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While googling I found this: |
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https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/6010/colored-man-pages-not-working-on-gentoo |
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Test 2 and Test 3 of the first answer fail on my new AND my old root. |
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According to the answer "sometyhing is wrong with my terminal |
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settings" which is only a little bit more specific than "something |
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is wrong" |
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Hmmmm... |
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It seems that I missed a certain step while setting up my new root.... |
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I compared the output of "env" in both cases and found nothing |
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really enlightening... |
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How can I fix that? |
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Thank you very much in advance for any help ! :) |
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Cheers |
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Meino |
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