Closed wiscaksono closed 2 years ago
I would suggest instead that you create an alias that uses the -t
flag
For example: alias aniwrapper='aniwrapper -t dracula'
After running the code in the example above (or putting the alias in the .bashrc
to make it persistent), any time aniwrapper
is run, it will actually run aniwrapper -t dracula
and launch with the dracula
theme
If you really don't want to set an alias or just prefer to edit the source code, then here are the edits that need to be made:
There are 3 variables that need to be changed in aniwrapper
: CFG_FILE
, ROFI_THEME
, and theme
CFG_FILE
and ROFI_THEME
, are the path and filename of the themetheme
variable is one of $THEMES
: alter|aniwrapper|dracula|doomone|fancy|material|monokai|nord|nord2|onedark
i tried to change theme directly from the aniwrapper, but when i reopen aniwrapper the theme always change to default.