Maybe it just doesn't give up control over the cursor's color? Do any terminal give that control to a program? I still don't know if micro tries to change it tho.

I fixed by changing the appearance in the windows command prompt. Sadly none is an inverted insert cursor, but maybe you can find something that suits you. Some older monitors did not handle color changes well and would reset to white. But if not, then I don't need to search further and just stick with a dark theme. Create a userscript or run the following from the console: require ('ko/editor').scimoz ().cursor 2 The number can be anything from -1 to 8 for a variety of different cursors (the default is -1 ). This happens when your videocard displays uses a hardware cursor. (You can also open the settings app using the shortcut keys: Win + I) Once the Settings app opens, click on. My question therefore is, is it possible? Is it a feature of micro? If so it could be a problem with the command prompt or the ssh, or something else. Click on the Windows icon on the taskbar and then click on the Settings cog. This changes the residue background colors in the Sequence Window based on. changing the colour of a few different 'highlight groups' but maybe I've missed something If you double click on any atom the whole molecule is selected: the whole.I am ssh:ed into a raspberyypi that runs micro, from a windows command prompt. string DOES NOT change the atom label string used to identify the atom. What I'd like to do is having the cursor be a darker color preferably through colorschemes. italic, bold, colour, point-size etc can also be selected. As the title reads, is it possible? I bumped into the problem when trying the bubblegum theme (a light theme) and found the white cursor on a white background a little difficult to read.

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