Unexpected behavior between builds, and compiled

[AlexanderTheGr8-gr]

So, I am comparing two things:

• "Color explosion", DISCO!!! >.< omg
• User:group in the status bar

About colors, I only have to say one thing, I run all the static binaries provided, they all looked like the previous versions, then suddenly I build the last version, (only those: make O_CTX8=1 O_PCRE=1 O_NAMEFIRST=1) and I get THIS! (Omg what happened here?? haha) :

Well, other than the fun, it does kinda spoil the slickness, the cleanness of NNN.
I guess it's configurable, but I really don't know which of them it is.. From the descriptions, I see none reffering to "changing color to details part of line" or "color / column", also the "no_color" seems too harsh, I guess it will go to "no colors"..... So I dunno. First, is this normal?? I mean shouldn't the product be built with all the "defaults" as advertised in the static versions? And as present in earlier versions being built?? Did a default get changed in this version?
If it is because of "O_NAMEFIRST" it would start to make some sense... I guess it's a visual update that never got to "O_NAMEFIRST" maybe?
So, heelp?

Also, I noticed how the option "-U" seems useless in most versions (All the static ones, except musl).
I have it in .bashrc, but for the test I will show I added it in command line too to make sure (so I haven't tested without it) like this "my_nnn -U". As you will see all versions had NO info in the footer, and musl, regardless how the version name implies nothing, has the info that I need... weird. Should I know anything more for "musl"???

What is the mainstream way to show this info in the status bar?
I remember a convo about the need for the O_NAMEFIRST, but it was about column width, so I guess that was to have it as a column for ALL files simultaneously.

Not to forget, although I don't thin it plays any role, all test are done, and images taken, on AlmaLinux 8, from SSH, and in tmux

Btw, THANKS for this GIGANTIC of a help project ^_^ <3
NNN will stay forever!

[N-R-K]

and I get THIS!

That's just how the NAMEFIRST patch works.

Also, I noticed how the option "-U" seems useless in most versions (All the static ones, except musl).

It's a glibc limitation. If you try to build a static version with glibc with -U enabled (O_NOUG=0, the default) then you'd get this warning at linktime:

nnn.c:(.text+0xa9b2): warning: Using 'getgrgid' in statically linked applications requires at runtime the shared libraries from the glibc version used for linking
nnn.c:(.text+0xa955): warning: Using 'getpwuid' in statically linked applications requires at runtime the shared libraries from the glibc version used for linking

[AlexanderTheGr8-gr]

I understood nothing, mostly xD, I am not so advanced, but I got this, "This is how they are supposed to work", so ok :) , thanks.
I thought "NAMEFIRST" was only supposed to change the columns order, that's part of why I opened the discussion, but you answered to that , thanks