Was there good reason to change it? For well over a decade across all distros
I've used, I've included this line in root's .bashrc, always:
setterm -foreground white -bold -background blue -blank 59 -store
The current man page has changed to require "--" where "-" was sufficient
previously. Now my ancient .bashrc generates
setterm: argument error: -backgound
on login, and nothing that worked before works now. :-(
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