LarsImNetz eopkg list-available | grep lla on a white theme on a gnome-terminal with system theme settings results in a lot of unreadable lines due to white font color on white background. Is there a simple way to fix this? Please, the answer "Use dark theme" is wrong here.
Staudey LarsImNetz Until this is fixed you can use the --no-color switch in eopkg to disable coloured output
alfisya It is still not really readable, but on ptyxis (terrible name) is better: I am not sure where the color is defined, either from the terminal config or eopkg itself. If it is in eopkg, doesn't seems like an easy fix.
TraceyC I see the same problem with light themes in Konsole. The root of the problem is the color eopkg is choosing for some package names.
LarsImNetz I know the -N or --no-color switch for eopkg, but with this switch I can't easily see if a searched package is already installed. Already installed packages will mark with green color.
Staudey LarsImNetz There's also the -U switch to only list packages that aren't installed yet (as a way of refining the workaround; but again, we're talking workarounds here, not solutions)
