Mario Castelán Castro wrote: | On 29/08/17 12:12, Richard Banach wrote: | > hi, | > | > it's not quite like yours ... i attach two screenshots | > | > 1) with proper menu bar ... this is emacs running in its own window | > with a color scheme it got from somewhere ... pale and cute but less | > helpful for me | > | > 2) with pretend black menu bar ... and ugly underlining ... this is emacs -nw | > running in an xterm ... as you mentioned, hacking the xterm color scheme | > might be the way to go, but i haven't tried it yet ... turing up the heat | > on those primary colors is what i'm aiming for :-) | | I see. Thanks you for sharing the screenshots. :) | | -- | Do not eat animals, respect them as you respect people. | https://duckduckgo.com/?q=how+to+(become+OR+eat)+vegan | hi, for info ......... | > .... hacking the xterm color scheme | > might be the way to go, but i haven't tried it yet i added !black xterm*color0: #000000 xterm*color8: #000000 !red xterm*color1: #7F0000 xterm*color9: #FF0000 !green xterm*color2: #007F00 xterm*color10: #00FF00 !yellow xterm*color3: #7F7F00 xterm*color11: #FFFF00 !blue xterm*color4: #00007F xterm*color12: #0000FF !magenta xterm*color5: #7F007F xterm*color13: #FF00FF !cyan xterm*color6: #007F7F xterm*color14: #00FFFF !white xterm*color7: #7F7F7F xterm*color15: #FFFFFF to my .Xresources ... i attach a screenshot of the same area ....... much more readable now (much unneeded underlining now blue) though the colours are quite different interestingly, the NUMERICAL output of M-x list-colors-display is the same, though the displayed hues look different on screen ;-/ FINAL QN: can you switch off underlining (of anything and everything) in emacs? ... that would fix the blue issue above, and would be great as far as i am concerned cheers, richard.