> X's default background for xterm is white; Debian sets it to black.
> Redhat and some others leave it as white. (I generally prefer black,
> since color contrasts work better against black).
I prefer black too. I guess the issue here is, what colour does Ubuntu want it to be for an xterm and a uxterm? I would have thought that /etc/X11/app-defaults/XTerm-color having these lines:
! Set the default text foreground and background colors.
*VT100*foreground: gray90
*VT100*background: black
suggests that black is what's intended. If that's the case we have a bug. I'm a little unsure now though, maybe they just want xterm's to be white by default and the above doesn't apply for some reason.
> X's default background for xterm is white; Debian sets it to black.
> Redhat and some others leave it as white. (I generally prefer black,
> since color contrasts work better against black).
I prefer black too. I guess the issue here is, what colour does Ubuntu want it to be for an xterm and a uxterm? I would have thought that /etc/X11/ app-defaults/ XTerm-color having these lines:
! Set the default text foreground and background colors. foreground: gray90 background: black
*VT100*
*VT100*
suggests that black is what's intended. If that's the case we have a bug. I'm a little unsure now though, maybe they just want xterm's to be white by default and the above doesn't apply for some reason.