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Solarized dark color 10 is off. #50
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The Solarized theme in LilyTerm is a forked custom color theme. It is different with the original version of Solarized theme. |
Solarized consists of a set of fixed color values that are the same everywhere and should be displayed the same everywhere, defined at http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized If you change one of them it’s not Solarized anymore, simple as that. |
OK, I'll rename it. Sorry... |
No problem at all. How about including the original Solarized as |
OK. I'll fix it. Thanks! |
Hm, I don’t get that:
This is the original solarized color table:
Aren’t 4-value hex colors only crude approximations to the intended color scheme? Why do you use only 4 hex aka 2 bytes? |
@Tetralet With a default lilyterm config file (moved my own away), and the solarized theme, it looks as follows for me: This is quite different from using the default lilyterm color theme and then the base16 script to setup solarized: |
I guess it’s because of the two bit representation, but most of it is certainly an optical illusion, because the background color in the second picture is darker. Oh, and for it to be true solarized you need to fix your background color to #002b36. That’s a dark green-blue hue. |
@Profpatsch It isn't just an optical illusion. Here's the base16-setup after using "Solarized" in LilyTerm: Thanks for the hint at the solarized bg color. This is certainly something else, which the "Solarized" profile in LilyTerm should provide, shouldn't it? Using this bg color, I end up with black and grey being not really visible: |
@Profpatsch LilyTerm's definition are rgba colors, where one byte is used for alpha transparency. The colors appear to be way off from the original values. But then they were changed multiple times: git log --oneline src/profile.c|grep solarized Commit 225ecae also removed the light/dark variants, and only left a single one. I will try to build LilyTerm now with the definitions from d5d766c, and see what that gives. |
Cool! Now I see, it makes perfect sense. I hope you are successful. |
Ok, for one, the background of the light variant appears to be the same as with the dark one. I am not sure, if the colors are correct otherwise, given that I do not know in which order they should appear. If you are interested and would like to investigate, I can push my changes to a branch. |
Yes, please do. |
These appear to be more vanilla, although at least the background for the light variant is off. 1: Tetralet@d5d766c Ref: Tetralet#50 (comment)
@Profpatsch see above. The branch is at https://github.com/blueyed/LilyTerm/tree/solarized-themes. |
These appear to be more vanilla, although at least the background for the light variant is off. 1: Tetralet@d5d766c Ref: Tetralet#50 (comment)
The solarized theme in LilyTerm has been fixed, this issue should be fixed. |
It would be nice if there were an official new version sometime soon. Atm one has to build it to have anything newer than 0.9.4. |
It’s green but should be grey-ish.
Comparison lilyterm/urxvt:
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