Problem with Helix when using on Debian under WSL2

[fnfontana]

Hello! I've installed Helix on Windows using Chocolatey, and I like it so much!!
Currently, I'm using VS Code for coding, and I have decided to experiment using a terminal based editor, I never have adapted well to VIM... And the Helix was an awesome experience to me!

Then I have installed it on my WSL2 running a Debian distro following these steps.
But on WSL the layout is appearing weird for me, maybe I have done something wrong...

It's everything black and white, no colors like on Windows.
When I go to select theme option and set it to default, it prompts: Unsupported theme: theme requires true color support.

I'm relatively new to Linux, but I know that my terminal supports true color since I've used it with another TUIs via SSH.
I also have tested it on another terminals applications, like Alacritty, Windows Terminal and so on, it's giving the same message.

Furthermore, I think that could be a misconfiguration on WSL...
Do I have to set up a configuration to enable true color on it?
Or maybe I have to uninstall it and try to install again using brew?

[axdank]

See if this solves the error #2292

[fnfontana]

(☞ﾟヮﾟ)☞ Now it works fine! Thank you!!

Just another question...
I've installed it compiling from the source, but I want to reinstall Helix using a package manager to receive new updates without manually re-do the process...
Which is the recommended package manager to install Helix on Debian?
And which are the directories to completely remove it before re-install?

[the-mikedavis]

I'm not sure there's a go-to package for Debian yet. AppImage was added recently that should build on the next release #2089 and there's a PR to set up snaps #2180 but I don't think there's anything you can just pull from aptitude at the moment. You may be able to use the linux binary from the releases page: https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/releases/tag/22.03

To remove helix installed from source, you'll want to unset HELIX_RUNTIME if you set it and use cargo uninstall to remove the binary.

[kirawi]

Closing as it seems to have been addressed.