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24-bit color may not be enabled by default...? #6087
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What's the value of your |
So, Terminal definitely does support 24-bit color. There's a bunch of variables here, though- If you're running inside tmux, screen, or through msys2, cygwin, etc. each of those can impose its own limits. |
Thanks for getting back to me, @DHowett -- my term is set to |
I am using tmux, and I am connected to the same tmux window for both screenshots, one is rendered in mintty, one is rendered in terminal. |
Alright, what's |
And could you share the output of |
Outside of tmux,
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Interesting: when I go to mintty and ask it what term, it's set to screen-256color. mintty must be rendering an additional setting in my profile that windows terminal is not. I will attempt to retest with windows terminal also set to screen-256color to begin with. |
When I retest forcing |
Sure thing! |
I also cannot get 24bit rendering to work with the Terminal. On all the previously mentioned terminals this works without issues. On Terminal it doesn't. XTERM=256color works just fine, but I cannot get 24bit colors then. |
Wrong, scratch that. Sorry for the confusion. It appears I've used this definition (from the first answer): And the method with colons doesn't work on Terminal, but the method with semicolons does! So I made it work properly. Leaving all this as maybe someone will find it useful. |
Description
I noticed that when trying out windows terminal, that 24 bit color rendering does not work in Windows Terminal like it does in mintty. I read online that Windows Terminal should support 24 bit color rendering, but this does not seem to be the case at least when utilizing bash from WSL. I'm wondering if there is something I need to do in the settings to enable 24 bit rendering.
Environment
Steps to reproduce
Attempt to render 24 bit color in console
Expected behavior
Output from mintty command:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/967365/82567473-6a825400-9b4b-11ea-92c1-08660e88766b.png)
Actual behavior
Output from windows terminal of the exact same session:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/967365/82567523-7b32ca00-9b4b-11ea-8075-10bb0625f135.png)
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