How to apply the dynamic theme to kitty? #1489
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Exactly the title. I can't figure it out. I'm on arch linux. |
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Kitty is not one of the built-in targets, but the CLI has user templates for exactly this kind of case. Create a template here: mkdir -p ~/.config/caelestia/templates
$EDITOR ~/.config/caelestia/templates/kitty.confExample template: foreground #{{ onSurface.hex }}
background #{{ surface.hex }}
cursor #{{ secondary.hex }}
selection_background #{{ secondary.hex }}
color0 #{{ term0.hex }}
color1 #{{ term1.hex }}
color2 #{{ term2.hex }}
color3 #{{ term3.hex }}
color4 #{{ term4.hex }}
color5 #{{ term5.hex }}
color6 #{{ term6.hex }}
color7 #{{ term7.hex }}
color8 #{{ term8.hex }}
color9 #{{ term9.hex }}
color10 #{{ term10.hex }}
color11 #{{ term11.hex }}
color12 #{{ term12.hex }}
color13 #{{ term13.hex }}
color14 #{{ term14.hex }}
color15 #{{ term15.hex }}Then include the generated file from include ~/.local/state/caelestia/theme/kitty.confAfter changing the wallpaper or scheme, Caelestia writes user-template outputs to caelestia scheme set --mode darkFor already-open Kitty windows, reload Kitty after the file is generated, or add a Caelestia theme |
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Kitty is not one of the built-in targets, but the CLI has user templates for exactly this kind of case.
Create a template here:
Example template: