ziyenano / guake-color-schemes

Various color themes for guake terminal

Guake Color Schemes

Introduction

An easy way to configure the color schemes of guake.

Note that, all themes are cited from the awesome repository Gogh, and you can preview all themes here. Unfortunately, it seems not to provide an interface for guake. Inspired by guake-color-palettes and iTerm2-Color-Schemes, this repository provides an easy way to configure the color schemes of guake.

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Usage

git clone https://github.com/ziyenano/Guake-Color-Schemes.git

Enter the directory and run

chmod u+x  guake_theme.sh  browser_guake_theme.sh

Browser Mode (Recommended)

Type the following command in your guake terminal,

./browser_guake_theme.sh

then press keys p / n for browsing the previous / next theme and press key y for choosing the theme you prefer.

General Mode

Also, you can use command

./guake_theme.sh  -l

to list all available themes, and run

./guake_theme.sh  theme_name

to specify the corresponding theme, e.g., ./guake_theme.sh tin specifies the tin theme.

Note

• It has been validated on such platforms: Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Antergos, Solus.
• If you test it on other platforms, please tell me by creating an issue.

guake-color-schemes's Issues

404 link

you can preview all themes here.

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Add Color Documentation

Have you considered providing documentation on how the colors affect certain elements within guake? I think some annotated screenshots where everyone can clearly see what each color does would be a great improvement to the documentation.

Tested on Antergos Gnome.

The themes work great.

Thank you.

Solus confirmed

I used this software on the Solus OS: "Solus 2017.04.18.0 64-bit". It works completely fine for me :).
(using the default budgie DE)

Upstream to guake

Hello
I am the maintainer of Guake, and I think your theme can be upstreamed to the guake palette (palette.py) pretty easily. I'll be happy to integrate them an make them available to all users by default :)

Kubuntu support

Hey, nice work you have done.
Cannot get this working as on the gif you've provided on kubuntu 17.04.
Can you guide me what is possible to adjust to have this working ?

It seems it does'n work any longer

I just tested it.

Guake on Arch Linux with Cinnamon. I can cycle through all themes but nothing happen.