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09.10.2022, 06:59
 

Default color scheme for Blocek? (Users)

Hi!
I am finishing the new version of my editor Blocek. It contains really many new features.
But I want to ask you whether the default color scheme for distribution should be the traditional black text on the white background (here) or the scheme I prefer and personaly use with Blocek - the white text on the green background (here).
(Or something even else?)

And of course, you can everytime change the colors setting.

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DOS-u-akbar!

Zyzzle

09.10.2022, 11:22

@ Laaca
 

Default color scheme for Blocek?

> (Or something even else?)
>
This is very good news about the new version.

Personally, I prefer either a white text on black background, or the MS-DOS Edit default of white text on dark blue background. A white background is far too bright, hard on the eyes!

marcov

09.10.2022, 16:37

@ Laaca
 

Default color scheme for Blocek?

> But I want to ask you whether the default color scheme for distribution
> should be the traditional black text on the white background

light grey on blue seems to be a msdos standard (Turbo Pascal, Edit)

Laaca

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Czech republic,
10.10.2022, 05:04

@ marcov
 

Default color scheme for Blocek?

> light grey on blue seems to be a msdos standard (Turbo Pascal, Edit)

Yep, you are right, light grey on blue is really common in DOS. So the default color theme will be looking like this

However I am not sure about the default colors in Turbo pascal. I think that it is a yellow text on blue.
However for many years (decades?) I use this scheme.

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DOS-u-akbar!

Zyzzle

10.10.2022, 22:53

@ Laaca
 

Default color scheme for Blocek?

> Yep, you are right, light grey on blue is really common in DOS. So the
> default color theme will be looking like
> this
Yes, that's perfect! (For some reason, I thought Edit was white on blue, but it is in fact (light) grey on blue.

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