feat: add banner colors #53
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can u attach an example |
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wait u did m blind |
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change the minima to dark blue or purple, purple prefered |
Sure thing! |
megatank58
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Mar 6, 2022
Here you go, purple in One Dark Pro.
Is this alright? I personally prefer the green though. |
try cyan? |
Uhh... too similar to the text below
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Should we go with green itself? |
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Green is fine. |
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This PR adds colors to the main Minima banner
This is what it should look like (at least with the One Dark Pro terminal theme)
Should work fine on zsh and Powershell. Colors might not be displayed correctly on Git Bash on Windows though, due to improper terminal configuration. To fix that, you could use a live-reloading command line utility such as Air and the issue should be fixed.