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On Tue Oct 31 10:14:53 2017, michal wrote:
> I have two comments regarding point 1 (FreeBSD issues):
> 
> 1. "tput setaf ..." returns with exit code 1 on FreeBSD. 

=> tput is likely very dependent on the terminal set
in the environment... I tried on a window: with the
terminal changed from xterm-256color to vt220
"tput setaf 1" stops to turn to red and returns 1

BTW I agree about your proposal to fix conf.sh.
Note that "tput setaf 0" returns 1 too with a black
and white terminal as vt220.