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   PID: Synchronet 3.21a-Linux master/88b423313 Sep 29 2025 GCC 12.2.0   
   TID: SBBSecho 3.30-Linux master/88b423313 Sep 29 2025 GCC 12.2.0   
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   https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/commit/3fa60ed10671772a3c9bc26f   
   Modified Files:   
   	src/conio/cterm.c cterm.h src/syncterm/CHANGES   
   Log Message:   
   Implement OSC 10 ; ? ST and OSC 11 ; ? ST   
      
   Yet another program (gcc) now defaults to dark blue on black for some things.   
      
   This pisses me off.   
      
   Apparently in the world we live in, every different program needs to use ANSI,   
   and it all needs a special snowflake environment variable (usually   
   PROGNAME_COLORS) to tell it to not suck on a terminal where dark blue is dark   
   blue and the default background colour is black.   
      
   To be fair, the default background colour is unknown to the program, so it   
   can't not suck on some terminals without overriding the background itself,   
   which would be quite rude, and the default default background colour in XTerm   
   is white.   
      
   XTerm supports OSC 10 ; ? ST and OSC 11 ; ? ST to query the RGB values of the   
   foreground and background colours respectively.  This would allow programs to   
   actually know and as a result, and take away their excuse for sucking.   
      
   Hopefully at least someone does this and chooses default colours based in it.   
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