diff -aNru mate-terminal-1.22.1/src/org.mate.terminal.gschema.xml.in mate-terminal-1.22.1.new/src/org.mate.terminal.gschema.xml.in --- mate-terminal-1.22.1/src/org.mate.terminal.gschema.xml.in 2019-04-23 12:25:08.000000000 +0200 +++ mate-terminal-1.22.1.new/src/org.mate.terminal.gschema.xml.in 2019-09-13 10:59:14.160176994 +0200 @@ -99,12 +99,12 @@ True if the menubar should be shown in new windows, for windows/tabs with this profile. - '#000000' + '#FFFFFF' Default color of text in the terminal Default color of text in the terminal, as a color specification (can be HTML-style hex digits, or a color name such as "red"). - '#FFFFDD' + '#000000' Default color of terminal background Default color of terminal background, as a color specification (can be HTML-style hex digits, or a color name such as "red"). @@ -229,7 +229,7 @@ Terminals have a 16-color palette that applications inside the terminal can use. This is that palette, in the form of a colon-separated list of color names. Color names should be in hex format e.g. "#FF00FF" - 'Monospace 12' + 'Monospace 11' Font An Pango font name. Examples are "Sans 12" or "Monospace Bold 14". @@ -264,12 +264,12 @@ Sets what code the delete key generates. Possible values are "ascii-del" for the ASCII DEL character, "control-h" for Control-H (AKA the ASCII BS character), "escape-sequence" for the escape sequence typically bound to backspace or delete. "escape-sequence" is normally considered the correct setting for the Delete key. - true + false Whether to use the colors from the theme for the terminal widget If true, the theme color scheme used for text entry boxes will be used for the terminal, instead of colors provided by the user. - true + false Whether to use the system font If true, the terminal will use the desktop-global standard font if it's monospace (and the most similar font it can come up with otherwise).