Re: mc background

[Jacques-Olivier KAPPS <jokapps gmx fr>]

Hi Martin,

I am also interested in that topic, so here I can share with you what I have already achieved.

First I am using a transparent Eterm with fluxbox and the background set with Esetroot. Then I set the MC 
transparent with an alias and didn't modify the configuration files. So I have in my ~/.bashrc : 

alias mc="mc --colors directory=,default:executable=,default:link=,default:devic
e=,default:special=,default:normal=,default:selected=white,blue:marked=,default:
markselect=,blue:core=,black:menu=green,black:menuhot=green,black: menusel=green
,black:menuhotsel=green,black"

Here is a snapshot: http://membres.lycos.fr/kininejack/10062004.png

(sorry it's quite a big file)

Now I would like to achieve total transparency, with only colorized text, without menu backgrounds. I must 
find some time to spend on it.

Hope that helps,

Jacques-Olivier.

On jeu jun 10, 2004 at 10:54:32 +0300, mardicas wrote:
> Hi,
> I am trying to get mc tranperent in a term(aterm), but mc uses 
> background colors. If i have the terminal transperent, then mc overruns 
> the background image. I red the manual(the options area and abit of 
> other stuff[and looked at ~/.mc/ini]) but didn't find any hint, how to 
> get rid of the text background. If that is not possible, then it would 
> be very cool if u would make an option that makes mc use only text 
> colour. Then atleast one or more persons would use it every day ;o)
>
> Sorry for bad english :-/
>
> Martin Vool
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