Color choice using the df-h command

[camillebernier]

I think the choice of colors used for the dh -h command is not the best one, because it seems that I have a disk space problem.
Don't you think ?

I know that I could change manually those color but I think the default one should not be those ones no ?

[lazywalker]

you mean the RED color is too aggressive for a normal disk? emm... maybe

the current rules of rgrc is simply sync from the origin grc, we can change it to a better looks

[sedlund]

something like this maybe?

sets the whole line based on %

Details

# Filesystem (left column)
regexp=^(?!Filesystem)(\S+)
colours=blue,bold

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# Header
regexp=^Filesystem.*$
colours=white,bold

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# Size / Used / Avail tokens (neutral info)
# (applies to any token like 12G, 4.0K, 1.2T, 388K, etc.)
regexp=\b\d+(?:[.,]\d+)?[KMGTP](?:i?B)?\b
colours=cyan

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# Use% severity (the only thing that should scream)
# 0-69%
regexp=\s([0-6]?\d)%\s
colours=green
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# 70-84%
regexp=\s(7\d|8[0-4])%\s
colours=yellow
======
# 85-94%
regexp=\s(8[5-9]|9[0-4])%\s
colours=red
======
# 95-100%
regexp=\s(9[5-9]|100)%\s
colours=bold red

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# Mounted on (right column)
regexp=\s(/[^ ]*)$
colours=green,bold

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# tmpfs lines (de-emphasize)
regexp=^tmpfs.*
colours=bright_black

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regexp=^.*\s(7\d|8[0-4])%\s.*$
colours=yellow
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regexp=^.*\s(8[5-9]|9[0-4])%\s.*$
colours=red
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regexp=^.*\s(9[5-9]|100)%\s.*$
colours=bold red

default: