AdamWill commented Jan 6 Since 194da5c (thanks to Kazuo Morikawa for finding the commit), systemd colors audit logs in ‘ANSI blue’ default. On a on a stock Fedora install which think will be the same

AdamWill commented Jan 6
Since 194da5c (thanks to Kazuo Morikawa for finding the commit), systemd colors audit logs in ‘ANSI
blue’ default. On a on a stock Fedora install which think will be the same on other distros and
*nixes this is quite hard to read, as the blue used for is a pretty dark one, and the
background color is black.
On Fedora with GNOME Terminal the default color palette is with color scheme ‘Tango
and with this combo a medium-light blue is used on a dark grey background, so that's quite readable.
don't know about other terminal apps. But it's definitely pretty bad on VTs.
It's difficult to pick colors that work for everyone all the time, but being hard to read on a seems bad
Here's a photo of my screen. If anything, the photo brightens things a tad and makes it look slightly
easier to read than it is in person.
12:51:09 adam. happyassassin.net systemi[1]
Reached target Remote File Systems (Pre).
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Reached target Remote File Systems.
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Starting dracut pre-mount hook...
Started dracut pre-mount hook.
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Jan 12:51:89 adam.happyassassin.net kernel: pudith type=1138
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poettering commented on Jan 6
It was kinda the intention to hide it a bit, since it's boring info.