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Subject: Re: horrid color choices in 5.4.25
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David Lebel <lebel@socom.com> writes:

> : Now, since you all hate it, perhaps it should be changed.  I don't
> : think reverting to a fruit salad scheme is the right thing to do.
> 
>   Hey, maybe it's because I too have a black background, but I kinda
>   agree with Lars on this.  I like the new message colour scheme,
>   although I customized the article colours differently.

Wouldn't it be easier if everybody just went on and designed their own
colorscheme? In some sense I think it would be rather nice to not have
any colors at all by default (well, black is ok).

I usually sit by my nice 20" gray scale monitor, but when I for some
reason is forced to use a color monitor I always get a bit of a shock
when I start Gnus.

(No, I haven't bothered to turn the coloring off)

/Johan