feat/extra: add colorscheme generator and themes for xfce4 terminal #81
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Thanks! I just merged your changes and re-ran the generator. It now gives a different result for just your Not sure why tbh :) This is the diff: 0ee0bcf |
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I like to use xfce and the default terminal works fine for me, but I wanted to use my favorite theme with it.
For some reason when I run the colorscheme generator it is producing some pretty significant changes for the
dayvariants of the existing themes, but not the night or storm ones. I found that strange, so if you notice something wrong with my changes here please let me know and I can fix.Thanks for your work on this theme!