Make the active console darker
Conemu makes the active console lighter than the inactive one, effectively lowering the contrast and making it harder to read text. I can't find the option to stop it from doing this. Is it possible to stop this?
I'm on Win 10.
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Conemu makes the active console lighter than the inactive one, effectively lowering the contrast and making it harder to read text. I can't find the option to stop it from doing this. Is it possible to stop this?
I'm on Win 10.
conemu
asked Feb 4 at 15:04
dev_nutdev_nut
1104
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Conemu makes the active console lighter than the inactive one, effectively lowering the contrast and making it harder to read text. I can't find the option to stop it from doing this. Is it possible to stop this?
I'm on Win 10.
conemu
asked Feb 4 at 15:04
dev_nutdev_nut
1104
Conemu makes the active console lighter than the inactive one, effectively lowering the contrast and making it harder to read text. I can't find the option to stop it from doing this. Is it possible to stop this?
I'm on Win 10.
conemu
conemu
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No. ConEmu makes inactive console darker.
And yes, you may disable the feature by Fade when inactive checkbox.
answered Feb 4 at 18:53
MaximusMaximus
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I want to make the active window lighter (inactive window doesn't bother me). If I open git bash, and git bash in ConEmu with the same monitor settings, git bash is significantly darker (thus, better contrast). This actually made me thing ConEmu makes it lighter. Is there a way to make things darker?
– dev_nut
Feb 4 at 21:16
Ok, it was a palette issue. Using the xterm palette solves the contrast issue.
– dev_nut
Feb 4 at 21:30
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No. ConEmu makes inactive console darker.
And yes, you may disable the feature by Fade when inactive checkbox.
answered Feb 4 at 18:53
MaximusMaximus
18.3k1474103
I want to make the active window lighter (inactive window doesn't bother me). If I open git bash, and git bash in ConEmu with the same monitor settings, git bash is significantly darker (thus, better contrast). This actually made me thing ConEmu makes it lighter. Is there a way to make things darker?
– dev_nut
Feb 4 at 21:16
Ok, it was a palette issue. Using the xterm palette solves the contrast issue.
– dev_nut
Feb 4 at 21:30
add a comment |
No. ConEmu makes inactive console darker.
And yes, you may disable the feature by Fade when inactive checkbox.
answered Feb 4 at 18:53
MaximusMaximus
18.3k1474103
I want to make the active window lighter (inactive window doesn't bother me). If I open git bash, and git bash in ConEmu with the same monitor settings, git bash is significantly darker (thus, better contrast). This actually made me thing ConEmu makes it lighter. Is there a way to make things darker?
– dev_nut
Feb 4 at 21:16
Ok, it was a palette issue. Using the xterm palette solves the contrast issue.
– dev_nut
Feb 4 at 21:30
add a comment |
No. ConEmu makes inactive console darker.
And yes, you may disable the feature by Fade when inactive checkbox.
answered Feb 4 at 18:53
MaximusMaximus
18.3k1474103
No. ConEmu makes inactive console darker.
And yes, you may disable the feature by Fade when inactive checkbox.
answered Feb 4 at 18:53
MaximusMaximus
18.3k1474103
answered Feb 4 at 18:53
MaximusMaximus
18.3k1474103
answered Feb 4 at 18:53
MaximusMaximus
18.3k1474103
answered Feb 4 at 18:53
MaximusMaximus
18.3k1474103
18.3k1474103
I want to make the active window lighter (inactive window doesn't bother me). If I open git bash, and git bash in ConEmu with the same monitor settings, git bash is significantly darker (thus, better contrast). This actually made me thing ConEmu makes it lighter. Is there a way to make things darker?
– dev_nut
Feb 4 at 21:16
Ok, it was a palette issue. Using the xterm palette solves the contrast issue.
– dev_nut
Feb 4 at 21:30
add a comment |
I want to make the active window lighter (inactive window doesn't bother me). If I open git bash, and git bash in ConEmu with the same monitor settings, git bash is significantly darker (thus, better contrast). This actually made me thing ConEmu makes it lighter. Is there a way to make things darker?
– dev_nut
Feb 4 at 21:16
Ok, it was a palette issue. Using the xterm palette solves the contrast issue.
– dev_nut
Feb 4 at 21:30
I want to make the active window lighter (inactive window doesn't bother me). If I open git bash, and git bash in ConEmu with the same monitor settings, git bash is significantly darker (thus, better contrast). This actually made me thing ConEmu makes it lighter. Is there a way to make things darker?
– dev_nut
Feb 4 at 21:16
I want to make the active window lighter (inactive window doesn't bother me). If I open git bash, and git bash in ConEmu with the same monitor settings, git bash is significantly darker (thus, better contrast). This actually made me thing ConEmu makes it lighter. Is there a way to make things darker?
– dev_nut
Feb 4 at 21:16
Ok, it was a palette issue. Using the xterm palette solves the contrast issue.
– dev_nut
Feb 4 at 21:30
Ok, it was a palette issue. Using the xterm palette solves the contrast issue.
– dev_nut
Feb 4 at 21:30
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