> P.S. I have no idea why 'term' would ever be set to "putty" on a
> non-DOS/Windows system, and am unsure about "cygwin" (does that count as
> UNIX or WIN3264 in the source code?), but that's what term_bg_default()
> in option.c does.
PuTTY is often used to remotely log in to a Unix system from a
Windows system.
It sets TERM to "xterm" by default, but I'm thinking about changing
that to "putty". Some highlight color combinations that look good
on a real xterm or on a GNOME Terminal look horrible on PuTTY, and
knowing which terminal I'm really using would allow my color scheme
to set better highlight colors.
Regards,
Gary
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