Man has colour support if your pager supports it. I had colour differences under tmux until I got the right $TERM set-up. It's useful to test side by side in XTerm and another terminal emulator (e.g gnome-terminal), and to test under tmux and plain terminal session. To test that colours are working in XTerm there are a couple of console applications that are useful: Vim Under normal circumstances this is the easiest and there are lots of themes that use colours. For XTerm, you should check what $TERM is reporting when it's launched, and if it's not xterm-color then add this setting to. Or something like Vim which uses it's own terminal and colour support.Įach step in the stack must report it's settings correctly, this is generally the $TERM environmental variable but there are other aspects.
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