Abin Simon
Abin Simon
Yup, you can actually give RGB like `[30,30,30]` and that is possible in the theme config. About the actual hex parsing implementation, I think it would be better to discuss...
If we were to add this feature in, we should probably not have different color based on filenames for files and different color for file icons. This might end up...
We could probably have this under a flag but we will have to first of all have all the necessary colors for the currently available icons. We might be able...
We will anyways have to have colors for builtin icons in the binary if we are gonna implement this.
I am not sure if this is the right choice anymore. While it makes sense for `NO_COLOR`, I don't think it makes sense for most of the other env variables.
I don't think this is because we follow symlink. `lsd` does not follow symlinks to directory unless explicit asked to using `-L` flag. This might just be a really long...
> Does tree command work in that directory? My question was weather the unix `tree` command (not the lsd version) works in the directory.
Anyone who would like to package this up for any operating system is welcome. Most of the packages for lsd are maintained by external maintainers. Feel free to reach out...
That sounds good. `LS_COLORS` makes sense as an env since it is a common standard and multiple programs can make use of it, but having an *additional* option to configure...
On second thought I was wondering what would be the use of being able to specify LS_COLORS specifically for `lsd`?