Color difference from default shell

[giggio]

Colors are not displaying correctly.
Bellow you can see a comparison between Fluent Terminal and the default powershell output.

Some colors are faded, others are wrong.

In the example bellow ccat is simply pygmentize.exe -g -O style=vs -f console16m (a Python program). It is outputing VT100 escape code which is enabled by default on my terminals (see here how to enable it).

I don't think that the VT100 escape codes are affecting the problem. The colors on the top are not using VT100 and are also incorrect.

[hanskokx]

This is likely due to #9
This is an upstream issue with xterm.js, so we're stuck with less than ideal colors until they fix that.

[giggio]

Maybe the implementation with ConPTY would work better?

[giggio]

I noticed that this issue also affects VS Code, so I checked. The same color distortion is there, exactly like it. So, yes, it is rooted on the same problem as #9.

[hanskokx]

Seems likely, but I don't know where we're at with that. -- Hans Kokx

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[felixse]

They are currently working on a buffer that can hold real color information, so its definitively on their roadmap

[felixse]

We will track this in #9