Solarized in the tty virtual console.
I was trying to get solarized working on tty2, tty3, etc. (the ones available on Linux with ctrl-alt-f2). Finally I could do it with escapes codes, based on a post I found.
This can be achieved adding a bunch of codes to /etc/issue (that is loaded by getty).
The codes are: (the ascii escape character is not visible but it's there)
]P0073642]P1dc322f]P2859900]P3b58900]P4268bd2]P5d33682]P62aa198]P7eee8d5]P8002b36]P9cb4b16]PA586e75]PB657b83]PC839496]PD6c71c4]PE93a1a1]PFfdf6e3[2J
The last one just clear the screen to fix the background color. May be they can be added somewhere in the repo to be easy to add for anyone, but I'm not sure where it should be.
The following code at the very bottom of my .bashrc worked!
if [ "$TERM" = "linux" ]; then echo -en "\e]P0073642" #black echo -en "\e]P1dc322f" #darkgrey echo -en "\e]P2859900" #darkred echo -en "\e]P3b58900" #red echo -en "\e]P4268bd2" #darkgreen echo -en "\e]P5d33682" #green echo -en "\e]P62aa198" #brown echo -en "\e]P7eee8d5" #yellow echo -en "\e]P8002b36" #darkblue echo -en "\e]P9cb4b16" #blue echo -en "\e]PA586e75" #darkmagenta echo -en "\e]PB657b83" #magenta echo -en "\e]PC839496" #darkcyan echo -en "\e]PD6c71c4" #cyan echo -en "\e]PE93a1a1" #lightgrey echo -en "\e]PFfdf6e3" #white clear #for background artifacting fi
See also https://github.com/adeverteuil/console-solarized.
@blueyed Cool, it works, @altercation should it be linked somewhere in the repo?