Taha
Taha
The 'before' is how the Omarchy icon should be. The 'After' changes the design proportions and turns it into something else.
I'm trying to figure out how I can implement selection of other dotfiles outside of .config. @EthanRStokes Right now, Onarchy handles the .config folder but don't know if there is...
I'll investigate.
@dhh We are really just changing two files in the starter: .config/nvim/lua/config/lazy.lua .config/nvim/lua/init.lua what if we have these two modified files in a lazyvim folder in our repo: config/lazyvim then...
I changed the starter repo back to the original, and implemented the copy method mentioned above.
Based on comments from @tjdevries I refactored the code to separate the function and the themes into an Omarchy folder in nvim/lua. So we're not touching LazyVim files anymore. Thanks...
> How does this work if the user installs an extra theme? Then it does just what we're doing now the first time? But after that it'll work? The nvim...
Ok, I take it back! Seems like it is actually using the overrides in the neovim.lua file in themes. You can look at the ristretto theme mini-icons for testing. The...
Thanks @dhh for testing. This can be fixed by adding a `vim.cmd("hi clear")` before line 27 where we set the new colorscheme. I'll add this to the pr when I...
Added a `vim.cmd("hi clear")` that clears all the highlight settings before appying the new colorscheme. I don't see the gray gutter that @dhh shows in his screenshots anymore. Also added...