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Would it be possible to add auto switching functionality, i.e. the theme swaps between solarized-dark and solarized-light to match the system theme?

Probably a side effect from #17.

I just installed this theme for hyper and there seems to be an issue when using vim and the solarized.vim theme, as the background color is incorrect and makes things illegible. See screenshot:

Is there something I am doing wrong?

The background behind text is different than the background without text.
It actually blinks back to normal if i hover over the top tab bar.

Hiya, great theme!

I have been using this theme with Hyper 1.4.7 and the Fira Mono font family, and everything works wonderfully!

I just tried out Hyper 2.x canary to see what it was like, and I noticed that font ligatures were enabled which wasn't especially desirable for me

I tried adding a custom termCSS to turn it off, but I think the !important in this theme made it very difficult to disable

I'd suggest that this setting is very likely to be paired with the specific font that a user has set, so it might make more sense to drop it from the theme and allow the user to specify this together with their font? What do you think?

Directories that have been set world writable are almost illegible. I'm using Hyper on Windows 10 (bash on Ubuntu on Windows).

The grey colored text is invisible (dark blue on dark blue). Unfortunately grey is used quite a lot, e.g. Node.js REPL by default colors undefined as grey, thus:

Changing value for lightBlack color on line 7 of index.js seems to fix the problem, but I'm not sure what the correct color would be. Now it's exactly the same as backgroundColor defined on line 1, i.e. #002b36.

Hi, I'm having this issue, when I select some text in vim's visual mode, the background color mixed with selection color, any idea how to fix it?
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when in split mode, there is no sensible split line which makes the multiple shell window less noticeable, is this by design or there could be a fix?

Even though I have a pink cursorColor, this plugin overwrites that.

Looks like updating lightBlack to #002b36 does the trick!

Before:

After: