至今:
- I've added
set -g default-terminal "xterm-256color"
in the following places: - I've made sure that I'm calling
byobu
from a terminal (SSH) with its$TERM
set toxterm-256color
I've also tried setting BYOBU_TERM
manually before invoking byobu
, but it gets overridden anyway and I can't understand their weird logic to determine whether or not they should support color.
No matter what I try, the terminal is either screen
(when byobu is started as a daemon by cron), or tmux
when started manually. I know how to fix the cron issue, but ONLY if I can make byobu
work with a real terminal first.
My root problem is trying to make italic text work within byobu, because right now it just highlights text (inverts the color). Obviously a step towards that is making it properly return xterm-256color
as the terminal, but I can't figure out how to do that because no matter how many files I paste set -g default-terminal "xterm-256color"
into, nothing seems to work.
byobu版本5.125 tmux 2.6 Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
有人愿意帮助我解决这个顽固的问题吗?
Note: This question is not a duplicate of Getting 256 colors to work with byobu. This is a related, but obviously not equivalent problem, since those answers did not work...