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Edit mc’s ini file (either ~/.mc/ini or ~/.config/mc/ini) and look for the line [Colors]. Then, change the line base_color to this: | |
[Colors] | |
base_color=linux:normal=white,black:marked=yellow,black:input=,green:menu=black:menusel=white:menuhot=red,:menuhotsel=black,red:dfocus=white,black:dhotnormal=white,black:dhotfocus=white,black:executable=,black:directory=white,black:link=white,black:device=white,black:special=white,black:core=,black:stalelink=red,black:editnormal=white,black |
This looks very nice. Thanks for posting.
so nice. thank you 👍
Perfect for VSCode's light theme terminal! Thank you!
Thanks for the skin! Works great :D
@pabloab I've actually recently also tried this once and it didnt' worked as expected in osx. Need to try in Linux again.
Looks great! Thank you so much!
This is a very good color scheme, thanks a lot! Additionally, my terminal has some unusual colors (apparently) so that half of the default schemes are unreadable in some ways, but yours is perfect.
I'm doing something wrong...
So I just
skin=dark
on~/.config/mc/ini
to get
this doesn't work on
GNU Midnight Commander 4.8.27
ii mc 3:4.8.27-1 amd64 Midnight Commander - a powerful file manager
ii mc-data 3:4.8.27-1 all Midnight Commander - a powerful file manager -- data files
which is part of Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy)
@pabloab I've actually recently also tried this once and it didnt' worked as expected in osx. Need to try in Linux again.
Thanks a lot
Another option to consider is using this skin https://github.com/notnout/mashdark (you need to install it by following the steps there).
Nice, thanks. One of the few that actually makes some sense. Although I'd prefer all the blues to be greens/browns, but I can change that myself.