Should I tell the world that I made a #base16 color scheme #generator that can use fixed or randomized hues with fixed or randomized saturation/luminance and looks great in 75% of the cases? (Some hues just dont fit together, I may need to tweak the algorithm to filter them out)

I also want to enable a switch for light themes, as I want to try a light theme but probably also need to learn how to turn down brightness on wayland displays.

Still so much stuff to do, yet I've come such a long way.

Mon apprentissage #go avance bien :)

Création d'un outil pour visualiser les couleurs de son terminal.

Pouvez vous tester et me retourner la capture d'écran ?

Les binaires sont ici => https://github.com/badele/tea-colors/releases

#go #base16 #colorscheme #terminal

I have been using the excellent Dracula theme ( https://draculatheme.com/ ), and have enjoyed its ports to many of the apps I use

But this weekend, I discovered the #base16 themes system ( https://github.com/chriskempson/base16 ) which makes feasible to switch to a bunch of other themes with similar coverage

So, I've switched over to Rose Pine ( https://rosepinetheme.com/ ) for something slightly darker, seems nice :)

@postroutine I use a modified #base16 theme, with the #nordic colors

We've got package managers.

There should be #theme managers. Something like

theme install gruvbox

and bang all your apps get themed.

I mean, if everything followed #base16 that wouldn't be so hard to do would it?