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I wrote this monstrous one-liner two solve to problems: - test how a new font would look like in a terminal quickly - identify what fonts I even have Dependencies: - fc-match, fzf (sorry), urxvt - urxvt-font-change fc-match -av | grep -E "family\:|file\:" | sed 's/family: //' | sed 's/file...

Nili wrote:
current vixus-7

What color scheme is that?

I'm personally a fan of the bloatet oh-my-zsh. Tried using zplug (https://github.com/b4b4r07/zplug) which is more modular and lean (reminds me of VimPlug, which is fantastic). Here's a good list of zsh frameworks and stuff https://github.com/unixorn/awesome-zsh-plugins To kick-start the big show off...

While I love these fonts, I'm not sure I can sacrifice that much real estate. See below.

Perfect! Feels so familiar now


The 'perfect'exclamation triggered memories of Word Perfect

A bit too small here, no?

franksinistra wrote:you are magnificent amk! nice findings

I see what you did there. My identity is leaking.

What? http://int10h.org/images/sample_sublime_ibm_ega8.png Home of the world's biggest collection of classic text mode fonts, system fonts and BIOS fonts from DOS-era IBM PCs and compatibles Pixel-perfect reproductions of the original raster fonts! TrueType (TTF) and bitmap (FON) remakes for 81 cha...

Thanks for the summary machinebacon. I was under the impression (from the screenshot) the output is more balanced and organized visually

How does it compare to lynx?

Luculent

What Being a sucker for tiled wallpapers I ventured to the source of Common Desktop Environment to bring you these: http://u.teknik.io/N5RXYF.png I converted the (x)pm and (x)bm files from CDE's source with ImageMagick's convert to pngs. The source files and png output can be found here: http://u.t...

I wonder how it compares to https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-continuum

I can vouch for it (if it means anything) it's really amazing both inside vim and outside. I use it for searching my own history and for completing cd and files (just type ** and hit tab in a prompt to launch it)

I had been using thunderbird for years but finally made the jump to offlineimap + sup (http://supmua.org/) this month. It's efficient so far. Astroid (http://gaute.vetsj.com/pages/astroid.html) from the same developer is also very good. If anyone once to switch to offlineiamp + mutt, this is helpful...

I found a solution to my own problem tdrop

Theres another interesting take on this task. If you sort the histogram outbut by the first column, you will get the most popular/representative color of the image. I'm thinking about the most universal way of extracting usable palletes. Something like: - Get histogram sorted by popularity - Grap an...

My bash is too weak, so I added some changes in python to suit my setup better. The changes are: - The brightest color is labeled as foreground - The darkest as background - The histogram from imagemagick is tweaked to produce more 'drastic' colors with the use of the -level parameter #!/usr/bin/env...

simgin wrote:

Yes, Leifer's script is what I used earlier, but there's a maintained version called themer

amazing, didn't know feh was capable of this