I am also using dark terminals and it is pretty recognizable. How about adjusting your ANSI colors for Black-Bright ( ANSIColors.GRAY)?

BTW, it'd better to have a configuration point without having modify the code for customization, but I am wondering how I can achieve it. Do you have any suggestions?

Maybe a config file ~/.gpustat ?

+1, I think users should be allowed to set their own colors for each part since there some kind of configuration will always clash.

@wookayin On my machine gpustat uses *color0 for the user which is standard black, I guess it is a problem with blessings not working properly on urxvt.

Hi @Rizhiy, would a new color term code introduced in 8d3f917 work on urxvt?

UPD: See #34

For configuration of color codes, it might be a good idea to play with $XDG_CONFIG/gpustat (i.e. ~/.config/gpustat/), yet no plan to add this very soon.

Will be discussed in #51

I was also having the same problem with Guake until I enabled an option called "Bold text is also bright (VTE >=0.52)".

A dirty work around:

At this line https://github.com/wookayin/gpustat/blob/master/gpustat/core.py#L217
change term.bold_black to term.bold_gray