• Jordan_U@lemmy.ml
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    8 months ago

    10 year old bug?

    What are they talking about, that bug report is from 2014‽

    … Fuck

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    8 months ago

    And this is what Debian users will be doing more often : Installing, uninstalling and installing software just because APT and nala is so pretty and colorful. It adds a whole new flavor to the art of Procrastination 😁

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    8 months ago

    Y’all need Nala. Debian should just make it their default and call it a day.

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      8 months ago

      Nala is too cool but kinda messy if you resize terminal. It puts things in box hsing unicode characters and nake it look like some gui. Also nala is using python-apt and it also require apt. This brings out of the box ecperience with apt itself

      Edit: typos

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    8 months ago

    i tought debian didnt have colored terminals by default? at least my server installs don’t.

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      8 months ago

      “Color terminal” isn’t a thing. Applications can choose to output ANSI escape codes which most terminal emulators will render as color changes. Whether and which colors get used depends on the value of $TERM, which informs the application of the capabilities of the terminal emulator.

      So if your remote servers don’t have color, either $TERM isn’t being set or its value is unknown to the server. Most modern terminal emulators support at least the same escape codes as xterm-256color though so you can always try to export that.