Matthew Miller wrote:
On Wed, Jul 14, 2004 at 01:15:36PM +1000, Omar Kilani wrote:
Where should I be looking to change the color of the text used during a
text mode installation?
snack? rhpl? anaconda?
Can't seem to find it... if it's configurable...
newt.
This doesn't seem to affect the anaconda installer (I wanted to change
the color from what I persumed to be a default red/orange to yellow, but
it's already yellow in newt.)
Both loader and anaconda come up with root text drawn with a strange
orange/red color, which has terrible contrast and is rather hard to read
for anyone with any sort of color blindness.
If you test FC2, you'll see what I mean. Anaconda 7.2 -> 9.1.2 all have
root text drawn as yellow, so I'm not sure where this change occured.
There doesn't seem to be anything defining this red/orange color
anywhere, and booting with a framebuffer displays the root text in yellow.
Still attempting to find the differences in loader / anaconda between
9.1.2 and 10.0.2.
Another related question, is CJK terminal stuff supposed to work in
10.0.2? What is required to make it work?
If I try "Chinese (Simplified)" in FC2, it just says "Chinese
(Simplified) is not available in text mode", though it does work (bterm
runs properly) in 9.1.2 on Whitebox.
Any ideas? :)
Regards,
Omar Kilani
