Show us your tuios setup

[Gaurav-Gosain]

Hey everyone!

I've been spending a lot of time on the looks side of tuios lately: themes, the dock and rail editors, glyph sets, following your Omarchy theme live, and a bunch more coming in the next release (a theme editor right inside tuios, light and dark theme pairs, border gradients, rail styles, and one-line theme share strings).

So I'd love to see what you've made with it! Drop your setup in this thread:

• a screenshot (or a short clip if you're feeling fancy)
• the theme you use, or your custom theme file
• the bits of your config.toml that make it yours (dock, rail, borders, glyphs, background...)
• your terminal and font, since those change the look a lot

Minimal, maximal, cursed, all welcome

I'm also thinking about turning the best ones into a gallery on tuios.dev, built from this thread, so anyone can grab a look in one go. If you'd rather your setup stay out of that, just say so in your comment.

[nkapila6]

hope u like my stock setup
Terminal: Ghostty
Font: Iosevka, sometimes jetbrains mono
OS: macdonaldos latest 27 goldengate whatever they call it

[Gaurav-Gosain]

Synthwave! Heavy borders that fade pink to cyan, slanted flat tabs and no window buttons. The colours do all the work here.

look = 1
name = "Neon 84"
author = "Gaurav-Gosain"

[startup]
tiled = true

[appearance]
show_clock = true
theme = "neon84"
background = "theme"
dock_background = "#1a1424"
desktop_background = "#1a1424"
border_style = "thick"
glyphs = "heavy"
border_focused_gradient = "#ff7edb #b893ce #36f9f6"
border_gradient_angle = 0
border_unfocused_color = "#3b2d55"
gap = 1
hide_window_buttons = true
window_title_style = "tab"
window_title_align = "left"
dockbar_position = "top"
dock_compact = true
dock_pill_caps = false
dock_workspace_tab_format = " {icon} {name} "

[appearance.sidebar]
enabled = false

[dock]
left = [ "mode", "workspaces" ]
center = []
right = [ "clock" ]

[dock.tabs]
style = "flat"
separator = "╱"
separator_fg = "#614d85"
active_fg = "#1a1424"
active_bg = "#ff7edb"
active_bold = true
inactive_fg = "#b893ce"
number_glyphs = [ "01", "02", "03" ]

[dock.clock]
format = "15:04"

[theme]
id = "neon84"
display_name = "Neon 84"
dark = true
fg = "#f4eeff"
bg = "#241b2f"
cursor = "#ff7edb"
black = "#2a2139"
red = "#fe4450"
green = "#72f1b8"
yellow = "#fede5d"
blue = "#36f9f6"
purple = "#ff7edb"
cyan = "#03edf9"
white = "#e2d7f5"
bright_black = "#614d85"
bright_red = "#fe4450"
bright_green = "#72f1b8"
bright_yellow = "#f97e72"
bright_blue = "#36f9f6"
bright_purple = "#ff7edb"
bright_cyan = "#03edf9"
bright_white = "#ffffff"

[theme.chrome]
accent = "#ff7edb"
accent_bright = "#36f9f6"
success = "#72f1b8"
warning = "#fede5d"
surface = "#2a2139"
rule = "#3b2d55"

[theme.chrome.border]
unfocused = "#3b2d55"

[theme.chrome.dock]
ground = "#1a1424"

[theme.chrome.rail]
ground = "#1a1424"

Heads up: the fm and sig cells on my bar run little scripts of mine, so tuios look apply leaves them out. Everything else comes along.

Palette: Synthwave '84 by Robb Owen (MIT). Editor colours from fluoromachine.nvim (MIT).

[Gaurav-Gosain]

Kanagawa Wave. Thick half-block frames that look like brush strokes, kanji numbers on the workspace pills, and pill headers on the rail. Probably my favourite of the bunch.

look = 1
name = "Ink"
author = "Gaurav-Gosain"

[startup]
tiled = true

[appearance]
show_clock = true
theme = "kanagawa-ink"
background = "theme"
dock_background = "#16161d"
desktop_background = "#16161d"
border_style = "outer-half-block"
border_focused_gradient = "#7e9cd8 #957fb8"
border_gradient_angle = 90
border_unfocused_color = "#2a2a37"
gap = 1
hide_window_buttons = true
window_title_style = "pill"
window_title_align = "left"
dim_unfocused = 20
dockbar_position = "top"
dock_workspace_tab_format = "{icon} {name}"

[appearance.sidebar]
enabled = true
background = "#16161d"
position = "right"
width = 26
row_style = "bar"
header_style = "pill"
density = "roomy"
sections = "sessions,terminals,files"

[dock]
left = [ "mode", "workspaces" ]
center = []
right = [ "clock", "session-controls" ]

[dock.tabs]
number_glyphs = [ "一", "二", "三" ]

[dock.clock]
format = "15:04"

[theme]
id = "kanagawa-ink"
display_name = "Kanagawa Ink"
dark = true
fg = "#dcd7ba"
bg = "#1f1f28"
cursor = "#c8c093"
black = "#16161d"
red = "#c34043"
green = "#76946a"
yellow = "#c0a36e"
blue = "#7e9cd8"
purple = "#957fb8"
cyan = "#6a9589"
white = "#c8c093"
bright_black = "#727169"
bright_red = "#e82424"
bright_green = "#98bb6c"
bright_yellow = "#e6c384"
bright_blue = "#7fb4ca"
bright_purple = "#938aa9"
bright_cyan = "#7aa89f"
bright_white = "#dcd7ba"

[theme.chrome]
accent = "#7e9cd8"
accent_bright = "#e6c384"
success = "#98bb6c"
warning = "#ffa066"
surface = "#2a2a37"
rule = "#2a2a37"

[theme.chrome.border]
unfocused = "#2a2a37"

[theme.chrome.dock]
ground = "#16161d"

[theme.chrome.rail]
ground = "#16161d"

Heads up: the tide cell on my bar runs a little script of mine, so tuios look apply leaves it out. Everything else comes along.

Palette: Kanagawa Wave by rebelot (MIT).

[Gaurav-Gosain]

Gruvbox Material with literally everything turned on: sessions, panes, git and files on the rail, a full dock, and those warm muted colours that keep it all readable.

look = 1
name = "Gruvbox Max"
author = "Gaurav-Gosain"

[startup]
tiled = true

[appearance]
show_clock = true
show_cpu = true
show_ram = true
theme = "gruvbox-max"
background = "theme"
dock_background = "#1d2021"
desktop_background = "#1d2021"
border_style = "rounded"
border_focused_gradient = "#d8a657 #e78a4e #ea6962"
border_gradient_angle = 45
border_unfocused_color = "#45403d"
gap = 1
window_title_style = "pill"
window_title_align = "center"
window_button_style = "dots"
dim_unfocused = 10
dockbar_position = "top"
dock_workspace_tab_format = "{icon} {name}"

[appearance.sidebar]
enabled = true
background = "#1d2021"
position = "left"
width = 26
row_style = "pill"
header_style = "icon"
sections = "sessions,terminals,git,files"

[dock]
left = [ "mode", "workspaces" ]
center = []
right = [ "cpu", "ram", "clock", "session-controls" ]

[dock.tabs]
number_glyphs = [ "", "󰈙", "", "󰝚" ]

[dock.clock]
format = "15:04"

[theme]
id = "gruvbox-max"
display_name = "Gruvbox Max"
dark = true
fg = "#d4be98"
bg = "#282828"
cursor = "#d4be98"
black = "#32302f"
red = "#ea6962"
green = "#a9b665"
yellow = "#d8a657"
blue = "#7daea3"
purple = "#d3869b"
cyan = "#89b482"
white = "#d4be98"
bright_black = "#7c6f64"
bright_red = "#ea6962"
bright_green = "#a9b665"
bright_yellow = "#d8a657"
bright_blue = "#7daea3"
bright_purple = "#d3869b"
bright_cyan = "#89b482"
bright_white = "#ddc7a1"

[theme.chrome]
accent = "#d8a657"
accent_bright = "#e78a4e"
success = "#a9b665"
warning = "#e78a4e"
surface = "#32302f"
rule = "#3c3836"

[theme.chrome.border]
unfocused = "#45403d"

[theme.chrome.dock]
ground = "#1d2021"

[theme.chrome.rail]
ground = "#1d2021"

Heads up: the np and bat cells on my bar run little scripts of mine, so tuios look apply leaves them out. Everything else comes along.

Palette: Gruvbox Material by sainnhe (MIT).

[Gaurav-Gosain]

Tokyo Night the way Omarchy does it. A text-only bar at the top, numbered flat tabs, and one blue for the pane I'm in.

look = 1
name = "Tokyo Omarchy"
author = "Gaurav-Gosain"

[startup]
tiled = true

[appearance]
show_clock = true
theme = "tokyo-omarchy"
background = "theme"
dock_background = "#16161e"
desktop_background = "#16161e"
border_style = "rounded"
gap = 1
hide_window_buttons = true
window_title_style = "plain"
window_title_align = "right"
dim_unfocused = 18
dockbar_position = "top"
dock_compact = true
dock_pill_caps = false
dock_mode_icon_window = ""
dock_mode_icon_terminal = ""
dock_mode_icon_tiling = ""
dock_workspace_tab_format = " {index} "

[appearance.sidebar]
enabled = false

[dock]
left = [ "workspaces" ]
center = [ "session" ]
right = [ "clock" ]

[dock.tabs]
style = "flat"
separator = ""
active_fg = "#16161e"
active_bg = "#7aa2f7"
active_bold = true
inactive_fg = "#565f89"

[dock.clock]
format = "Mon 2 Jan  15:04"

[theme]
id = "tokyo-omarchy"
display_name = "Tokyo Omarchy"
dark = true
fg = "#c0caf5"
bg = "#1a1b26"
cursor = "#c0caf5"
black = "#15161e"
red = "#f7768e"
green = "#9ece6a"
yellow = "#e0af68"
blue = "#7aa2f7"
purple = "#bb9af7"
cyan = "#7dcfff"
white = "#a9b1d6"
bright_black = "#414868"
bright_red = "#ff899d"
bright_green = "#9fe044"
bright_yellow = "#faba4a"
bright_blue = "#8db0ff"
bright_purple = "#c7a9ff"
bright_cyan = "#a4daff"
bright_white = "#c0caf5"

[theme.chrome]
accent = "#7aa2f7"
accent_bright = "#7dcfff"
success = "#9ece6a"
surface = "#1f2335"
rule = "#292e42"

[theme.chrome.border]
unfocused = "#292e42"

[theme.chrome.dock]
ground = "#16161e"

[theme.chrome.rail]
ground = "#16161e"

Heads up: the net, vol and bat cells on my bar run little scripts of mine, so tuios look apply leaves them out. Everything else comes along.

Palette: Tokyo Night by folke (Apache-2.0). Ideas from the Omarchy tokyo-night theme.

[Gaurav-Gosain]

Catppuccin Mocha, but make it pills. Pill titles and tabs, a mauve to peach border on the focused pane, and the rail over on the right.

look = 1
name = "Mocha Cozy"
author = "Gaurav-Gosain"

[startup]
tiled = true

[appearance]
show_clock = true
theme = "mocha-cozy"
background = "theme"
dock_background = "#11111b"
desktop_background = "#11111b"
border_style = "rounded"
border_focused_gradient = "#cba6f7 #f5c2e7 #fab387"
border_gradient_angle = 30
border_unfocused_color = "#45475a"
gap = 1
window_title_style = "pill"
window_title_align = "center"
window_button_style = "dots"
dim_unfocused = 12
dockbar_position = "top"
dock_workspace_tab_format = "{icon} {name}"

[appearance.sidebar]
enabled = true
background = "#181825"
position = "right"
width = 26
row_style = "pill"
header_style = "icon"
density = "roomy"
sections = "sessions,terminals,files"

[dock]
left = [ "mode", "workspaces" ]
center = []
right = [ "clock", "session-controls" ]

[dock.tabs]
number_glyphs = [ "󰋜", "󰝚", "󰸟" ]

[dock.clock]
format = "15:04"

[theme]
id = "mocha-cozy"
display_name = "Mocha Cozy"
dark = true
fg = "#cdd6f4"
bg = "#1e1e2e"
cursor = "#f5e0dc"
black = "#45475a"
red = "#f38ba8"
green = "#a6e3a1"
yellow = "#f9e2af"
blue = "#89b4fa"
purple = "#f5c2e7"
cyan = "#94e2d5"
white = "#bac2de"
bright_black = "#585b70"
bright_red = "#f38ba8"
bright_green = "#a6e3a1"
bright_yellow = "#f9e2af"
bright_blue = "#89b4fa"
bright_purple = "#f5c2e7"
bright_cyan = "#94e2d5"
bright_white = "#a6adc8"

[theme.chrome]
accent = "#cba6f7"
accent_bright = "#f5c2e7"
success = "#a6e3a1"
warning = "#fab387"
surface = "#313244"
rule = "#313244"

[theme.chrome.border]
unfocused = "#45475a"

[theme.chrome.dots]
close = "#f38ba8"
minimize = "#f9e2af"
zoom = "#a6e3a1"

[theme.chrome.dock]
ground = "#11111b"

[theme.chrome.rail]
ground = "#181825"

Heads up: the "today" list on the rail and the np and weather cells on my bar run little scripts of mine, so tuios look apply leaves them out. Everything else comes along.

Palette: Catppuccin Mocha (MIT). Ideas from the catppuccin/tmux config thread.

[Gaurav-Gosain]

A light one, on Rose Pine Dawn. Thin square lines and two-cell gaps so the cream desk shows between the panes, with the bar sitting quietly at the bottom.

look = 1
name = "Paper"
author = "Gaurav-Gosain"

[startup]
tiled = true

[appearance]
show_clock = true
theme = "rose-paper"
background = "theme"
dock_background = "#f2e9e1"
desktop_background = "#f2e9e1"
border_style = "normal"
border_focused_color = "#907aa9"
border_unfocused_color = "#dfdad9"
gap = 2
hide_window_buttons = true
window_title_style = "plain"
window_title_align = "center"
dockbar_position = "bottom"
dock_compact = true
dock_pill_caps = false
dock_mode_icon_window = ""
dock_mode_icon_terminal = ""
dock_mode_icon_tiling = ""
dock_workspace_tab_format = "{name}"

[appearance.sidebar]
enabled = false

[dock]
left = [ "workspaces" ]
center = []
right = [ "clock" ]

[dock.tabs]
style = "flat"
separator = "   "
active_fg = "#575279"
active_bg = "#f2e9e1"
active_bold = true
inactive_fg = "#9893a5"

[dock.clock]
format = "Monday 2 January  15:04"

[theme]
id = "rose-paper"
display_name = "Rose Paper"
dark = false
fg = "#575279"
bg = "#faf4ed"
cursor = "#575279"
black = "#f2e9e1"
red = "#b4637a"
green = "#286983"
yellow = "#ea9d34"
blue = "#56949f"
purple = "#907aa9"
cyan = "#d7827e"
white = "#575279"
bright_black = "#9893a5"
bright_red = "#b4637a"
bright_green = "#286983"
bright_yellow = "#ea9d34"
bright_blue = "#56949f"
bright_purple = "#907aa9"
bright_cyan = "#d7827e"
bright_white = "#575279"

[theme.chrome]
accent = "#286983"
accent_bright = "#907aa9"
success = "#286983"
warning = "#ea9d34"
rule = "#f2e9e1"

[theme.chrome.border]
unfocused = "#dfdad9"

[theme.chrome.dock]
ground = "#f2e9e1"

[theme.chrome.rail]
ground = "#fffaf3"

Heads up: the where cell on my bar runs a little script of mine, so tuios look apply leaves it out. Everything else comes along.

Palette: Rose Pine Dawn (MIT).

[Gaurav-Gosain]

This one is my love letter to old CRTs. All sixteen colours are amber, so whatever runs in your panes goes amber too, with double lines and a little status row at the bottom.

look = 1
name = "Amber CRT"
author = "Gaurav-Gosain"

[startup]
tiled = true

[appearance]
show_clock = true
theme = "amber-crt"
background = "theme"
dock_background = "#0d0801"
desktop_background = "#0d0801"
border_style = "double"
border_focused_color = "#ffb000"
border_unfocused_color = "#5c3a06"
gap = 1
hide_window_buttons = true
window_title_style = "tab"
window_title_align = "left"
window_title_format = "{index}:{title}"
dim_unfocused = 22
dockbar_position = "bottom"
dock_compact = true
dock_pill_caps = false
dock_mode_icon_window = "WM"
dock_mode_icon_terminal = "TTY"
dock_mode_icon_tiling = "TTY"
dock_workspace_tab_format = " {index}:{name} "

[appearance.sidebar]
enabled = false

[dock]
left = [ "workspaces" ]
center = []
right = [ "clock" ]

[dock.tabs]
style = "flat"
separator = " "
active_fg = "#140c02"
active_bg = "#ffb000"
active_bold = true
inactive_fg = "#a86e0a"

[dock.clock]
format = "15:04:05"

[theme]
id = "amber-crt"
display_name = "Amber CRT"
dark = true
fg = "#ffb000"
bg = "#140c02"
cursor = "#ffcc4d"
black = "#2b1a04"
red = "#ff8a1f"
green = "#ffb000"
yellow = "#ffcc4d"
blue = "#cc8400"
purple = "#e89a1c"
cyan = "#ffc233"
white = "#ffb000"
bright_black = "#7a4f08"
bright_red = "#ffa64d"
bright_green = "#ffc84a"
bright_yellow = "#ffdc80"
bright_blue = "#e6a020"
bright_purple = "#ffb84d"
bright_cyan = "#ffd166"
bright_white = "#ffe7b0"

[theme.chrome]
accent = "#ffb000"
accent_bright = "#ffdc80"
success = "#ffb000"
warning = "#ffdc80"
error = "#ff8a1f"
info = "#cc8400"
surface = "#24170a"
rule = "#3a2405"

[theme.chrome.border]
unfocused = "#5c3a06"

[theme.chrome.dock]
ground = "#0d0801"

[theme.chrome.rail]
ground = "#0d0801"

Heads up: the sys cell on my bar runs a little script of mine, so tuios look apply leaves it out. Everything else comes along.

Palette: a single-hue ramp I made after the amber profile of cool-retro-term.

[Gaurav-Gosain]

Everforest, with the editor right in the middle and a stack on each side. Roman numerals on the tabs and a moss to sea green border on the focused pane, super calm to work in.

look = 1
name = "Forest"
author = "Gaurav-Gosain"

[startup]
tiled = true
layout = "master-stack"

[appearance]
show_clock = true
theme = "everforest-moss"
background = "theme"
dock_background = "#232a2e"
desktop_background = "#232a2e"
border_style = "rounded"
border_focused_gradient = "#a7c080 #83c092"
border_gradient_angle = 90
border_unfocused_color = "#475258"
gap = 1
master_position = "center"
master_ratio = 46
hide_window_buttons = true
window_title_style = "tab"
window_title_align = "center"
dim_unfocused = 15
dockbar_position = "top"
dock_compact = true
dock_pill_caps = false
dock_mode_icon_window = "󰹦"
dock_mode_icon_terminal = "󰹦"
dock_mode_icon_tiling = "󰹦"
dock_workspace_tab_format = " {icon} {name} "

[appearance.sidebar]
enabled = false

[dock]
left = [ "workspaces" ]
center = []
right = [ "clock" ]

[dock.tabs]
style = "flat"
separator = " • "
separator_fg = "#4f5b58"
active_fg = "#272e33"
active_bg = "#a7c080"
active_bold = true
inactive_fg = "#859289"
number_glyphs = [ "I", "II", "III", "IV" ]

[dock.clock]
format = "15:04"

[theme]
id = "everforest-moss"
display_name = "Everforest Moss"
dark = true
fg = "#d3c6aa"
bg = "#2d353b"
cursor = "#d3c6aa"
black = "#343f44"
red = "#e67e80"
green = "#a7c080"
yellow = "#dbbc7f"
blue = "#7fbbb3"
purple = "#d699b6"
cyan = "#83c092"
white = "#d3c6aa"
bright_black = "#859289"
bright_red = "#e67e80"
bright_green = "#a7c080"
bright_yellow = "#dbbc7f"
bright_blue = "#7fbbb3"
bright_purple = "#d699b6"
bright_cyan = "#83c092"
bright_white = "#f2efdf"

[theme.chrome]
accent = "#a7c080"
accent_bright = "#83c092"
success = "#a7c080"
warning = "#dbbc7f"
surface = "#343f44"
rule = "#3d484d"

[theme.chrome.border]
unfocused = "#475258"

[theme.chrome.dock]
ground = "#232a2e"

[theme.chrome.rail]
ground = "#232a2e"

Heads up: the trail cell on my bar runs a little script of mine, so tuios look apply leaves it out. Everything else comes along.

Palette: Everforest by sainnhe (MIT). Tabs after tmux-everforest.

[Gaurav-Gosain]

Nord on the scrolling layout, niri style. Columns run off the right edge and the next one peeks in, frost blues only.

look = 1
name = "Ocean"
author = "Gaurav-Gosain"

[startup]
tiled = true
layout = "scrolling"

[appearance]
show_clock = true
theme = "nord-ocean"
background = "theme"
dock_background = "#242933"
desktop_background = "#242933"
border_style = "rounded"
border_focused_gradient = "#88c0d0 #81a1c1 #5e81ac"
border_gradient_angle = 90
border_unfocused_color = "#434c5e"
gap = 2
scroll_column_width = 40
window_title_style = "pill"
window_title_align = "left"
window_button_style = "pill"
window_button_position = "right"
dim_unfocused = 12
dockbar_position = "top"
dock_workspace_tab_format = "{name}"

[appearance.sidebar]
enabled = true
background = "#242933"
position = "right"
width = 24
row_style = "underline"
header_style = "plain"
header_case = "uppercase"
sections = "sessions,terminals,git"

[dock]
left = [ "mode", "workspaces" ]
center = [ "windows" ]
right = [ "clock", "session-controls" ]

[dock.clock]
format = "15:04"

[theme]
id = "nord-ocean"
display_name = "Nord Ocean"
dark = true
fg = "#d8dee9"
bg = "#2e3440"
cursor = "#d8dee9"
black = "#3b4252"
red = "#bf616a"
green = "#a3be8c"
yellow = "#ebcb8b"
blue = "#81a1c1"
purple = "#b48ead"
cyan = "#88c0d0"
white = "#e5e9f0"
bright_black = "#4c566a"
bright_red = "#bf616a"
bright_green = "#a3be8c"
bright_yellow = "#ebcb8b"
bright_blue = "#81a1c1"
bright_purple = "#b48ead"
bright_cyan = "#8fbcbb"
bright_white = "#eceff4"

[theme.chrome]
accent = "#88c0d0"
accent_bright = "#8fbcbb"
success = "#a3be8c"
warning = "#ebcb8b"
surface = "#3b4252"
rule = "#3b4252"

[theme.chrome.border]
unfocused = "#434c5e"

[theme.chrome.dock]
ground = "#242933"

[theme.chrome.rail]
ground = "#242933"

Heads up: the sea cell on my bar runs a little script of mine, so tuios look apply leaves it out. Everything else comes along.

Palette: Nord (MIT). Layout after niri.

[Gaurav-Gosain]

The hacker wall. Nine live panes in an even grid, shared square borders, no gaps and exactly one green. Pure chaos, I love it.

look = 1
name = "Grid"
author = "Gaurav-Gosain"

[startup]
tiled = true

[appearance]
show_clock = true
theme = "hackerman"
background = "theme"
dock_background = "#080910"
border_style = "normal"
shared_borders = true
border_focused_color = "#82fb9c"
border_unfocused_color = "#1f3a35"
gap = 0
hide_window_buttons = true
window_title_style = "plain"
window_title_align = "left"
window_title_format = "[{index}] {title}"
dockbar_position = "top"
dock_compact = true
dock_pill_caps = false
dock_mode_icon_window = ">_"
dock_mode_icon_terminal = ">_"
dock_mode_icon_tiling = ">_"
dock_workspace_tab_format = " {index}:{name} "

[appearance.sidebar]
enabled = false

[dock]
left = [ "mode", "workspaces" ]
center = []
right = [ "clock" ]

[dock.tabs]
style = "flat"
separator = ""
active_fg = "#080910"
active_bg = "#82fb9c"
active_bold = true
inactive_fg = "#6a6e95"

[dock.clock]
format = "15:04:05"

[theme]
id = "hackerman"
display_name = "Hackerman"
dark = true
fg = "#ddf7ff"
bg = "#0b0c16"
cursor = "#82fb9c"
black = "#0b0c16"
red = "#50f872"
green = "#4fe88f"
yellow = "#50f7d4"
blue = "#829dd4"
purple = "#86a7df"
cyan = "#7cf8f7"
white = "#ddf7ff"
bright_black = "#6a6e95"
bright_red = "#85ff9d"
bright_green = "#9cf7c2"
bright_yellow = "#a4ffec"
bright_blue = "#c4d2ed"
bright_purple = "#cddbf4"
bright_cyan = "#d1fffe"
bright_white = "#ddf7ff"

[theme.chrome]
accent = "#82fb9c"
accent_bright = "#7cf8f7"
success = "#82fb9c"
warning = "#a4ffec"
error = "#50f872"
surface = "#151828"
rule = "#151828"

[theme.chrome.border]
unfocused = "#1f3a35"

[theme.chrome.dock]
ground = "#080910"

[theme.chrome.rail]
ground = "#080910"

Heads up: the op and net cells on my bar run little scripts of mine, so tuios look apply leaves them out. Everything else comes along.

Once it's applied, open nine panes to get the full wall.

Palette: Omarchy hackerman (MIT).

[Gaurav-Gosain]

One page and nothing else. No bar, no rail, no borders, just a centred reading column on a darker desk. For when I actually need to focus.

look = 1
name = "Zen"
author = "Gaurav-Gosain"

[startup]
tiled = true

[appearance]
theme = "dragon-zen"
background = "theme"
dock_background = "#0d0c0c"
desktop_background = "#0d0c0c"
border_style = "hidden"
zoom_max_width = 92
zoom_size = 100
hide_window_buttons = true
window_title_position = "hidden"
dockbar_position = "hidden"

[appearance.sidebar]
enabled = false

[theme]
id = "dragon-zen"
display_name = "Dragon Zen"
dark = true
fg = "#c5c9c5"
bg = "#181616"
cursor = "#c8c093"
black = "#0d0c0c"
red = "#c4746e"
green = "#8a9a7b"
yellow = "#c4b28a"
blue = "#8ba4b0"
purple = "#a292a3"
cyan = "#8ea4a2"
white = "#c8c093"
bright_black = "#a6a69c"
bright_red = "#e46876"
bright_green = "#87a987"
bright_yellow = "#e6c384"
bright_blue = "#7fb4ca"
bright_purple = "#938aa9"
bright_cyan = "#7aa89f"
bright_white = "#c5c9c5"

[theme.chrome]
accent = "#b6927b"
accent_bright = "#c4b28a"
surface = "#282727"
rule = "#282727"

[theme.chrome.border]
unfocused = "#282727"

[theme.chrome.dock]
ground = "#0d0c0c"

[theme.chrome.rail]
ground = "#0d0c0c"

To get the reading column once it's applied: open a second pane, minimize it, and zoom the first one.

Palette: Kanagawa Dragon by rebelot (MIT). Ideas from zen-mode.nvim.

[Gaurav-Gosain]

Greys, and one warm orange for the pane I'm in. Thin square lines, wide gaps, text-only chrome. Boring in the best way.

look = 1
name = "Mono"
author = "Gaurav-Gosain"

[startup]
tiled = true

[appearance]
show_clock = true
theme = "vesper-mono"
background = "theme"
dock_background = "#0a0a0a"
desktop_background = "#0a0a0a"
border_style = "normal"
border_focused_color = "#ffc799"
border_unfocused_color = "#232323"
gap = 2
hide_window_buttons = true
window_title_style = "plain"
window_title_align = "left"
dim_unfocused = 25
dockbar_position = "bottom"
dock_compact = true
dock_pill_caps = false
dock_mode_icon_window = ""
dock_mode_icon_terminal = ""
dock_mode_icon_tiling = ""
dock_workspace_tab_format = "{index} {name}"

[appearance.sidebar]
enabled = true
background = "#0a0a0a"
position = "left"
width = 22
row_style = "marker"
header_style = "plain"
header_case = "lowercase"
density = "roomy"
show_glyphs = false
sections = "sessions,terminals"

[dock]
left = [ "workspaces" ]
center = []
right = [ "clock" ]

[dock.tabs]
style = "flat"
separator = "    "
active_fg = "#ffc799"
active_bg = "#0a0a0a"
active_bold = false
inactive_fg = "#505050"

[dock.clock]
format = "Mon 2 Jan  15:04"

[theme]
id = "vesper-mono"
display_name = "Vesper Mono"
dark = true
fg = "#e8e8e8"
bg = "#101010"
cursor = "#ffc799"
black = "#161616"
red = "#f5a191"
green = "#a0a0a0"
yellow = "#ffc799"
blue = "#bdbdbd"
purple = "#d0d0d0"
cyan = "#99ffe4"
white = "#a0a0a0"
bright_black = "#505050"
bright_red = "#ff8080"
bright_green = "#c8c8c8"
bright_yellow = "#ffc799"
bright_blue = "#d8d8d8"
bright_purple = "#e0e0e0"
bright_cyan = "#99ffe4"
bright_white = "#ffffff"

[theme.chrome]
accent = "#ffc799"
accent_bright = "#ffc799"
success = "#ffc799"
warning = "#ffc799"
info = "#a0a0a0"
surface = "#1c1c1c"
rule = "#1c1c1c"

[theme.chrome.border]
unfocused = "#232323"

[theme.chrome.dock]
ground = "#0a0a0a"

[theme.chrome.rail]
ground = "#0a0a0a"

Palette: Vesper by Rauno Freiberg (MIT).