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off topic but I would love a version of this with a more "plain" colors/ punctuation/formatting. finding it very hard to read / navigate anyway the content loo
by ghostpepper 4y ago
off topic but I would love a version of this with a more "plain" colors/ punctuation/formatting. finding it very hard to read / navigate
anyway the content looks good so will try to find time to sit down and read this "essay" soon
- nohackeratall 4y agoSome actual visual examples would've been nice, too. There is just text that describes what it would look like but, as we all know, one picture is worth a thousand words.
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- boneitis 4y agoAll the code is there. Even a multiframe GIF or video capture wouldn't do their code (and blog post/rant) complete justice. The final example is both a total treat and a beast. I encourage anyone with any interest to chuck the code into GCC and behold the interactive experience for themself.
- mmanfrin 4y agoThe colors are very distracting on my monitor.
- csdvrx 4y ago> The colors are very distracting on my monitor. It's interesting, because I sometimes also find colors distracting, so for my Vim and other terminal tools I make an intensive use of text attributes (like bold, italic, underline and their various combinations) Your comment may incentivize me to release my monochrome vimrc: it looks quite good on mintty/msys2 or Windows Terminal, and still very decent with xterm!
- ghostpepper 4y agoI’d love to see it; I’m a heavy vim user
- 1ark 4y agoI see these comments on many links from here. There are extensions or reader mode in your browser. At least that would take care of the colors. In Vivaldi there are additional 'Page Actions' to turn a page to gray scale etc.