arcmags

What do you mean by use *use modifiers in scripts*? Modifiers are only used when replacing values in template files. If you wanted to do something like export modified variables...

This isn't a pywal issue. It's an issue with how you are launching terminal applications. When you run ``alacritty -e nvim``, alacritty isn't running zshell at all, so of course...

Try not sending wal to the background: ``wal -R`` not ``wal -R &``.

wal doesn't have a way to do this. Use *wal* to generate the colorscheme and apply it, then use *feh* to set your background how you want it.

What does your *~/.Xresources* file look like?

That's your problem. How is it supposed to get colors from *~/.Xresources* if you don't have one? You need to either run wal before you start i3 to export color...

If you are using *plug*, the syntax is `Plug 'dylanaraps/wal.vim'`. How I prefer (and if you aren't using *plug*), is to simply copy *wal.vim* to *~/.vim/colors/wal.vim*.

It appears that execute permissions are not copied over to created template files. One solution would be creating a script you would run with ``-o`` that simply contains ``sh ~/.cache/wal/colors-berry.sh``.

Those are all the colors. Pywal generates 9 colors.

Could you paste the output of `df -m /local_root/`?