On 01/20, Jean-Sebastien Morisset rearranged the electrons to read:
> Try creating a "mutt-color" script with the following content:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> TERM=xterm-color
> export TERM
> exec mutt $*
Thanks!! This took care of the problem beautifully.
Thanks, also, to everyone else who replied (incl
On Thu, Jan 20, 2000 at 02:11:40PM -0600, Jamie Novak wrote:
[...]
> Eterm --trans --shade "40%" -T Mutt -n "Electronic Mail" -e mutt
[...]
> What happens, though, is that mutt defaults to a monochrome colour
> scheme when I open it via an exec like that. (It does the same for rxvt
> terms, etc.,
Jamie Novak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Thu, 20 Jan 2000:
> What happens, though, is that mutt defaults to a monochrome colour
> scheme when I open it via an exec like that. (It does the same for rxvt
> terms, etc., as well.)
But it doesn't when you start it up in another Eterm?
I'm guessing t
At 3:11 PM EST on January 20 Jamie Novak sent off:
> Eterm --trans --shade "40%" -T Mutt -n "Electronic Mail" -e mutt
> What happens, though, is that mutt defaults to a monochrome colour
> scheme when I open it via an exec like that. (It does the same for rxvt
> terms, etc., as well.)
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