Fix Linux Console default BG color

.gitignore

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ logs
 results
 build
 .grunt
-sample/__issue.js
+__issue.js
 package-lock.json
 
 node_modules

CHANGELOG

@@ -1,4 +1,10 @@
 
+v1.45.5
+-------
+
+Fix Linux Console default BG color
+
+
 v1.45.4
 -------
 

lib/Palette.js

@@ -38,19 +38,19 @@ const termkit = require( './termkit.js' ) ;
 
 	The original 6x6x6 colors cube shipped with terminal software is rather boring and miss the spot.
 	Lot of useless colors, lot of over-saturated hideous colors, and useful colors cannot be shaded/hilighted easily.
-	It also waste color register with 24 grayscale colors... way too much details on this area, and is unlikely to be used.
+	It also wastes plenty of color registers with 24 its grayscale colors... way too much details on this area that is unlikely to be used.
 
-	This new custom palette have 4 parts :
+	This new custom palette have 4 regions:
 
 	* The first 16 colors are reserved, it always maps to ANSI colors and depends on the terminal settings entirely.
 	* Then comes a 216-color adaptive palette based upon 12 user-provided colors that represent 12 hue of the wheel,
 	  with auto-generated variation of shades, tint and desaturation.
 	  That is: 12 colors * 6 level of tint/shade * 3 level of desaturation = 216 colors.
-	  For maximum reliance, there are computed using the HCL (Lab) colorspace.
-	  This provide some good hilight and dim effect
+	  For maximum reliance, they are computed using the HCL (Lab) colorspace.
+	  This provides some good hilight and dim effect.
 	* Then comes 13 extra colors fully defined by the user, they must be precise and beautiful colors that are missing
 	  in the 216-colors part, and that have great added values.
-	* And finally comes 11 gray scale colors (going 0%, 10%, 20%... 100% of HCL lightness)
+	* And finally comes 11 gray scale colors (going 0%, 10%, 20%, ..., 100% of HCL lightness)
 */
 
 const defaultAdaptivePaletteDef = [
@@ -347,10 +347,10 @@ Palette.prototype.clStep = function( chromaColor , cAdjust , lAdjust , fixRgb =
 
 	if ( ! fixRgb || ! chromaColor.clipped ) { return chromaColor ; }
 
-	// RGB is clipped and should be fixed
-	// The most critical part is when the hue get changed, since it's arguably the most important information
-	// Lightness is somewhat important too, but less than hue a bit more than the Chroma
-	// Chroma will be preserved if the adjustement is greater on it than on lightness
+	// RGB is clipped and should be fixed.
+	// The most critical part is when the hue get changed, since it's arguably the most important information.
+	// Lightness is somewhat important too, but less than hue and a bit more than the Chroma.
+	// Chroma will be preserved if the adjustement is greater on it than on lightness.
 
 	//preserveLOverC = Math.abs( lAdjust ) >= Math.abs( cAdjust ) ;
 	preserveLOverC = Math.abs( lAdjust ) >= cAdjust ;

lib/document/Button.js

@@ -40,38 +40,38 @@ function Button( options ) {
 
 	if ( ! Array.isArray( options.content ) ) { options.content = [ options.content || '' ] ; }
 
-	this.blurContent = 
+	this.blurContent =
 		options.blurContent ? ( Array.isArray( options.blurContent ) ? options.blurContent : [ options.blurContent ] ) :
 		options.content ;
 
-	this.focusContent = 
+	this.focusContent =
 		options.focusContent ? ( Array.isArray( options.focusContent ) ? options.focusContent : [ options.focusContent ] ) :
 		options.content ;
 
-	this.disabledContent = 
+	this.disabledContent =
 		options.disabledContent ? ( Array.isArray( options.disabledContent ) ? options.disabledContent : [ options.disabledContent ] ) :
 		options.content ;
 
-	this.submittedContent = 
+	this.submittedContent =
 		options.submittedContent ? ( Array.isArray( options.submittedContent ) ? options.submittedContent : [ options.submittedContent ] ) :
 		options.content ;
 
-	this.turnedOnBlurContent = 
+	this.turnedOnBlurContent =
 		options.turnedOnBlurContent ? ( Array.isArray( options.turnedOnBlurContent ) ? options.turnedOnBlurContent : [ options.turnedOnBlurContent ] ) :
 		options.turnedOnContent ? ( Array.isArray( options.turnedOnContent ) ? options.turnedOnContent : [ options.turnedOnContent ] ) :
 		options.content ;
 
-	this.turnedOffBlurContent = 
+	this.turnedOffBlurContent =
 		options.turnedOffBlurContent ? ( Array.isArray( options.turnedOffBlurContent ) ? options.turnedOffBlurContent : [ options.turnedOffBlurContent ] ) :
 		options.turnedOffContent ? ( Array.isArray( options.turnedOffContent ) ? options.turnedOffContent : [ options.turnedOffContent ] ) :
 		options.content ;
 
-	this.turnedOnFocusContent = 
+	this.turnedOnFocusContent =
 		options.turnedOnFocusContent ? ( Array.isArray( options.turnedOnFocusContent ) ? options.turnedOnFocusContent : [ options.turnedOnFocusContent ] ) :
 		options.turnedOnContent ? ( Array.isArray( options.turnedOnContent ) ? options.turnedOnContent : [ options.turnedOnContent ] ) :
 		options.content ;
 
-	this.turnedOffFocusContent = 
+	this.turnedOffFocusContent =
 		options.turnedOffFocusContent ? ( Array.isArray( options.turnedOffFocusContent ) ? options.turnedOffFocusContent : [ options.turnedOffFocusContent ] ) :
 		options.turnedOffContent ? ( Array.isArray( options.turnedOffContent ) ? options.turnedOffContent : [ options.turnedOffContent ] ) :
 		options.content ;

lib/termconfig/linux.js

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ const noBold = '\x1b[22m' ;
 const blink = '\x1b[5m' ;
 const noBlink = '\x1b[25m' ;
 const defaultColor = noBold + '\x1b[39m' ;		// back to the default color, most of time it is the same than .white
-const bgDefaultColor = noBold + '\x1b[49m' ;	// back to the default color, most of time it is the same than .bgBlack
+const bgDefaultColor = noBlink + '\x1b[49m' ;	// back to the default color, most of time it is the same than .bgBlack
 
 
 

package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "terminal-kit",
-  "version": "1.45.4",
+  "version": "1.45.5",
   "description": "256 colors, keys and mouse, input field, progress bars, screen buffer (including 32-bit composition and image loading), text buffer, and many more... Whether you just need colors and styles, build a simple interactive command line tool or a complexe terminal app: this is the absolute terminal lib for Node.js!",
   "main": "lib/termkit.js",
   "directories": {