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tmux (when used with byobu) colouring #33
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Hey Dirk, so your best bet would be to get the Nord colors mapped to HTML color codes. See https://github.com/dustinkirkland/byobu/blob/master/usr/lib/byobu/include/colors You should be able to customize those in ~/.byobu/color.tmux Cheers! |
Hi @eddelbuettel 👋, nice to see you like Nord 😄 I'm not familiar with byobu so I'd also need to reproduce the rendering and check out the code, but thankfully the author @dustinkirkland himself responded 😄 Here are the styles for the different states and option. Maybe this is helpful to customize the color mappings of byobu.
@eddelbuettel Please let me know if this helps, otherwise I'll setup m test system to check how to achieve the style. |
Loving Nord, and my tweet got the attention of the byobu author and friend @dustinkirkland.
byobu is a rather 'wrapper' and new UI around screen, or more commonly, tmux. I have spent quite some time mucking with
~/.byobu/color.tmux
settingBYOBU_DARK
to any one ofnord0, ...nord3
to mimic what the (awesome !!) nord-emacs mode does the modeline: a darkish blue that meshes well with the main colour.But not luck. Is there something else going on with color intensity I need to take into account? Having the emacs colors in tmux (while keeping byobu semantics) would be close to dream state for me...
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