anonymous2ch

Yes, MIT License generally gives you the right do almost anything, except blaming original developers for your own faults :)

I'm using latest weechat from git, compiled with ncurses 6.1 20181020, [custom terminfo with setb24 & setf24](https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/efaq/Colors-on-a-TTY.html) commands, launching it with COLORTERM=truecolor and still as soon as weechat launches it...

It doesn't simply parse ansi codes, but instead converts them to 256 color palette with gui_color_decode_ansi function in [https://github.com/weechat/weechat/blob/master/src/gui/gui-color.c](https://github.com/weechat/weechat/blob/master/src/gui/gui-color.c#L977). If it would just parse and use the original ANSI codes,...

Well, that's unfortunate, since with xterm-direct my weechat displays only black screen, while consuming 100% CPU (fortunately a single thread of it), cannot even kill it unless with -s 9...

Hm, in case that's so complicated I'd agree to have a way to map a set of 24 bit colors to a 256 color palette via means of configuration file...