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diff --git a/public/term-colors.md b/public/term-colors.md index 47c583a..1682484 100644 --- a/public/term-colors.md +++ b/public/term-colors.md @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ is a subset of the 256 color scheme, but I'm not sure. **8 colors: (actually 9)** First we had 8 colors (9 with "default", which doesn't have to be one of the 8). These are always roughly the same color: black, red, green, -yellow/orange, blue, purple, cyan, and white, which are colors 0-7 +yellow/orange, blue, purple, cyan, and white, which are colors 0--7 respectively. Color 9 is default. **16 colors: (actually 18)** @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ attribute. So when bright is on, you get "bright red" instead of default"). **256 colors: (actually 274)** -You may have noticed, colors 0-7 and 9 are used, but 8 isn't. So, +You may have noticed, colors 0--7 and 9 are used, but 8 isn't. So, someone decided that color 8 should put the terminal into 256 color mode. In this mode, it reads another byte, which is an 8-bit RGB value (2 bits for red, 2 for green, 2 for blue). The bright property has no |