What happens if you execute as follows ?
$ echo -e "\x1b[5maaaa\x1b[m"
aaaa <= blinking
$ mlcc bl_color red
$ echo -e "\x1b[5maaaa\x1b[m"
aaaa <= Not blinking
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Oh, my. This was not about mlterm. It's about this https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1648170
Apologies for the noise — I recently switched to newer version of the distro I use and at first glance I thought it was mlterm that sort of misbehaved but eventually mlterm is fine =) Thanks for the help finding the culprit =)
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--bl option (or $ mlcc bl_color xxx) which sets alternate color to blinking characters disables blinking.
But it disabled blinking but didn't set alternate color. Following commit fixes it.
https://bitbucket.org/arakiken/mlterm/commits/45766b7f1442a4984b22854b75b89af28b18887a
Could you please give an example of value for
bl_color— I tried differrent values but it didn't disable blinking =(For example, doesn't --bl=red disable blinking ?
What happens if you execute as follows ?
$ echo -e "\x1b[5maaaa\x1b[m"
aaaa <= blinking
$ mlcc bl_color red
$ echo -e "\x1b[5maaaa\x1b[m"
aaaa <= Not blinking
Oh, my. This was not about
mlterm. It's about this https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1648170Apologies for the noise — I recently switched to newer version of the distro I use and at first glance I thought it was
mltermthat sort of misbehaved but eventuallymltermis fine =) Thanks for the help finding the culprit =)