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I've found it's easier to keep every terminal app with its bone stock color/theme config and then just change your termianl app's color palette directly to a di
by qbasic_forever 5y ago
I've found it's easier to keep every terminal app with its bone stock color/theme config and then just change your termianl app's color palette directly to a different theme. You might lose out on all kinds of extra colors for various things beyond 16 different levels (i.e. the typical terminal color palette) but it's so much easier and still looks pretty nice 90% of the time.