Would somebody consider adding these 3 features to rxvt-unicode through a patch? 1. disable the underline if underlined text is set to be displayed as coloured; 2. making the cursor use reverse video instead of the default foreground/background; 3. making the cursor behave like under focus even when the terminal window is not focused. Reproducible: Always
Where is the patch? :) Do the resources colorUL, underlineColor help you at all?
Created attachment 303343 [details, diff] Patch to not draw the underline if underlined text is displayed in colour.
Created attachment 303405 [details, diff] Don't draw underline if colorUL is set This one is better. It still disables the underline cursor if colorUL is set, but it had poor visibility anyway.
(In reply to ac.serbanescu from comment #3) > Created attachment 303405 [details, diff] [details, diff] > Don't draw underline if colorUL is set > > This one is better. It still disables the underline cursor if colorUL is > set, but it had poor visibility anyway. Why dont you just do the following: Put patch to: /etc/portage/patches/x11-terms/rxvt-unicode/nameof.patch This step is only needed if rxvt-unicode ebuild doesnt call epatch_user() by default. Configure portage bashrc to call epatch_user() for all ebuilds: /etc/portage/bashrc post_src_unpack() { if type epatch_user &> /dev/null ; then if [[ -d ${S} ]]; then pushd "${S}" 2>/dev/null epatch_user popd 2>/dev/null else epatch_user fi fi } emerge rxvt-unicode
(Apparently we had some `use vanilla && epatch_user' logic in there. I might even have put it there myself. I have changed the ebuild so that epatch_user is /always/ called and no one needs to work around USE=vanilla.)
Closing due to years of inactivity.
