Comment by kps
>Every good terminal emulator lets you set custom palettes
Not differently for each program's output.
>Every good terminal emulator lets you set custom palettes
Not differently for each program's output.
If for something unrelated to good/bad looks good, I'm using red. Ditto for green.
Sure, if it was a status indicator and I used red for "good", I can see the point. But over the last few years I've had too many people tell me "Don't use red, people will think something is wrong" for things not semantically tied to good/bad.
People wear red clothes. They buy red cars. They eat red food. They date red heads. Red is OK.
Which is a good reason to stick with the de-facto standard of red for bad and green for good.