Hi John!
On So, 19 Mai 2013, John Little wrote:
> On Monday, May 20, 2013 2:29:32 PM UTC+12, pansz wrote:
> > So you should mail to ubuntu group instead? (rgb.txt does not belong to kubuntu so you should ask ubuntu devs for that, or fire a bug on launchpad.net)
>
> I'm thinking surely there must be another gvim user using Kubuntu Raring, or Ubuntu Raring, and I wonder if their gvim green has changed. I will pose my question on a Kubuntu forum, but because gvim is a GTK app, I don't expect much attention.
>
> If I use the colour picker in a KDE app, such as kate or konsole, and use the "named colours" selection, "green" is still #00FF00, aka 0 255 0.
>
> (I happen to use green a lot, a habit gained in the days of poor quality CGA monitors; because green is the middle phosphor of R G and B, using green would be less blurry.)
Please check the output of showrgb |grep green
It seems to me, that your X server now uses a different green definition
(W3C instead of X11 definition). If this is the case, this should likely
be reported to Ubuntu.
regards,
Christian
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