Recently CSS added the rebeccapurple ( #663399 ) to their color list which is mostly based on the X11 color list. See http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2014Jun/0312.html. Seems like it might make sense to include this color in rgb.txt as well to minimize the difference between the two color lists.
Created attachment 101547 [details] [review] Adds the color
Created attachment 101551 [details] [review] Add missing CSS color terms Update rgb.txt to include missing CSS color names. Adding aqua, lime, fuchsia, crimson, indigo, olive, rebecca purple, silver and teal.
Created attachment 101552 [details] [review] Add aliases for conflicting color terms This patch adds alias for the 4 colors that differ between X11 and HTML/CSS colors. Using a prefix of X11 for the original X11 colors, and a prefix of Web for the HTML/CSS colors.
Thanks for the patches - I've pushed them to git master of the rgb module: To ssh://git.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/app/rgb 107c0c2..ca05c39 master -> master However, X clients who query colors from the X server via the X protocol will not see them until the table built into the X server sources is regenerated. Right now, the X server is only taking critical bug fixes in preperation for the xorg-server-1.16 release - once that's done, the window will reopen for enhancements and less critical bug fixes, and we'll be able to update the color tables then.
(In reply to comment #4) > Thanks for the patches - I've pushed them to git master of the rgb module: > > To ssh://git.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/app/rgb > 107c0c2..ca05c39 master -> master > > However, X clients who query colors from the X server via the X protocol will > not see them until the table built into the X server sources is regenerated. > Right now, the X server is only taking critical bug fixes in preperation for > the xorg-server-1.16 release - once that's done, the window will reopen for > enhancements and less critical bug fixes, and we'll be able to update the > color tables then. Thanks, I added an updated patch to bug 52289 to handle the server side, for once 1.16 has been released.
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