eylles

>I could have misunderstood what you sent, but isn't this all about making Neovim itself update it's colorscheme based on the system's settings for light/dark theme, rather than a way...

i'd say you probably only need to worry about neovim thinking it has dec 2031 enabled and perhaps sending first the text color as background and then the actual background...

thanks, i will try to port what i can.

@astrysm no, gradience is dead hence the repo got these 2 scripts https://github.com/eylles/pywal16-libadwaita/blob/master/scripts/build-gradience.py and https://github.com/eylles/pywal16-libadwaita/blob/master/scripts/gradience2css.py which can take a pywal theme to spit out a gradience theme and take the...

yeh, i know, one of this days i ought to take time and update all the wiki, only updated some parts of it like the install instructions and customization i...

sorry just viewed this rn, yeh that is because of how ghostty does colors, the color palette it shows is definitely ghotty's default palette. doing a quick look on the...

@maxcroy1 sorry to only address this now, but could you check that the template from #114 produces a correct theme for ghostty?

>I have this problem/nitpick/thingy with the color generation, the "inconsistency" of colors when processing images. For instance: >- In one image, colors 1, 3, and 5 might form a gradient...

yeh pywal wasn't really designed for keeping the semantic meaning of colors, is more of a looking pretty than being functional in that regard (tho that is a core fundament...

anyway, just to mention i've been thinking of ways to achieve color semantization, well sort of, it woldn't be a default but rather a new flag like the --cols16 flag,...