runtime/themes: adding "ttox" theme #8524
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the-mikedavis
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like it but it's not possible to see the primary selection and the cursors on the selections
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You're right @boofexxx, I didn't think about that. I added a commit now with some improvements. |
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* runtime/themes: adding 'ttox' theme * Improving primary selections
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* runtime/themes: adding 'ttox' theme * Improving primary selections
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I've made a small theme that should play well with most terminals, including Terminal.app on macOS. This theme has no explicit
ui.backgroundwhich means that if you were to use something like Terminal.app, it automatically handles dark and light mode for you.Here are a couple of screenshots