It seems some output of the bash is usually in dark blue on black background. This is impossible to read. Changing the background color of the window to a different color is pointless, because the blue output actually defines a black background.. I’m new to this, and I was completely taken aback by the dark blue text against the black background used for some text elements in the shell. One of the first things I did was search for a solution to this, and I found one in ColorTool, thank goodness. Do people actually like this unreadable combination? I’m at a complete loss to understand how this can be the default.
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Am not sure how many places this crops up, but the default dark blue text (Settings > Display & Brightness > Appearance = ‘Dark’; Brightness = 50%) on (dark) black background is very hard to read. (OK on Appearance = ‘Light’) e.g. in Messages: the text “< Filters" and the icons on the same screen - are almost indecipherable, depending on ambient lighting. This color combo seems the default in.. Some web sites have dark blue or dark purple text on a black background. I've even seen blue backgrounds with blue text on top that's only a shade different. I don't think these people even look at their own web sites, and if they don't, why should anyone else?


