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This PR changes the way we set text and ascii colors allowing us to
set the text to distro colors in any image mode.
By default text will be colored according to your distro's logo colors
no matter what image mode you're in. The current implementation
in master only works when the user is in
ascii
mode.This PR removes all of the
*_colors
options and replaces themwith a single
colors
variable and flag. For example:Using
--colors
with no arguments will now disable text colorsentirely. (
fetch --colors
)Another cool feature is that when
$colors
is set to distro and youchange
--ascii_colors
or$ascii_colors
to a custom value the textchanges with it.
I'm still working on this but it's pretty much complete, let me know
what you guys think about it.