Rosé Pine for Linux TTY

All natural pine, faux fur and a bit of soho vibes for the classy minimalist

Usage

System-wide (including boot & pre-login)

1. Install dracut-colors or mkinitcpio-colors depending on what initramfs tool you use (if unusure, check if dracut is installed, as most modern Linux distros use this).

2. Append the contents of rose-pine.conf, rose-pine-dawn.conf or rose-pine-moon.conf to /etc/vconsole.conf:

cat rose-pine.conf >> /etc/vconsole.conf
cat rose-pine-dawn.conf >> /etc/vconsole.conf
cat rose-pine-moon.conf >> /etc/vconsole.conf

3. Rebuild your initramfs
   • For dracut, run sudo dracut -i --force
   • For mkinitcpio, run sudo mkinitcpio -P

Userspace

Append the contents of rose-pine.sh, rose-pine-dawn.sh or rose-pine-moon.sh contents to your login shell's config:

bash

cat rose-pine.sh >> ~/.bashrc
cat rose-pine-dawn.sh >> ~/.bashrc
cat rose-pine-moon.sh >> ~/.bashrc

zsh

cat rose-pine.sh >> ~/.zshrc
cat rose-pine-dawn.sh >> ~/.zshrc
cat rose-pine-moon.sh >> ~/.zshrc

Gallery

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Rosé Pine

Rosé Pine Dawn

Rosé Pine Moon

Thanks to

• ThatOneCalculator
• Demiaus
• Prateek

Contributing

Modify template.sh and/or template.conf using Rosé Pine variables, then build variants:

npx @rose-pine/build@0.9.1 -t template.conf -f hex-ns
npx @rose-pine/build@0.9.1 -t template.sh -f hex-ns

Generated by @rose-pine/build@0.9.1