Johan Walles

On a related note, the latest release... https://github.com/walles/moar/releases/tag/v1.22.2 ... will syntax highlight man page headings as `GenericHeading`, making man pages look a bit nicer even without any configuration. Here's what...

You **must** change the environment in **the same** terminal tab where you're running `moar`. If you are changing the variables in one tab and running `moar` in the another that...

v1.23.1 fixes one problem in `moar` related to `LESS_TERMCAP_xx` handling. Reopening this ticket since the discussion is still ongoing.

Try this (assuming you're using `fish` as your shell): ``` LESS_TERMCAP_md=\x1b'[01;31m' man moar ``` 1. If this has no effect, then this is a problem with `moar` 2. If this...

Try this: `LESS_TERMCAP_md=\x1b'[01;31m' moar --help`. In the most recent versions of `moar` this should tell you what `moar` thinks of the `LESS_TERMCAP_xx` environment variables. Please send me the complete output...

Does this give you the color you ask for (still `fish`)? ``` PAGER=moar LESS_TERMCAP_md=\x1b'[01;31m' man moar ``` The help text indicates `moar` is not your current pager, or at least...

I don't know what I should do with this information.

Do you have any links to how the MoarVM people are dealing with this? I should be able to follow their lead.

I don't have a good solution, but my thoughts right now are: 1. The most obvious solution would be to call the MoarVM binary `moarvm`. Or maybe `raku` / `rakuvm`....

Tagging with help-wanted. If you're interested in this, please open a conversation with the MoarVM people to rename their binary and link to it from here as per [my previous...