Closed seratg closed 1 week ago
@seratg Everytime you change the wallpaper, the file $HOME/.cache/wal/colors-kitty.conf will be written by pywal. I would suggest that you additionally add your theme.
I don't think that this is the issue, as it happen even when I don't include colors-kitty.conf
in kitty.conf.
I just tried to update colors-kitty.conf
with a custom theme, it still wouldn't take the new theme.
Besides, as I mentioned, the update kitty terminal does start with the correct theming. However, as soon as I create another tab in that terminal window, the new tab doesnt have the correct theming.
I don't think that this is the issue, as it happen even when I don't include
colors-kitty.conf
in kitty.conf.I just tried to update
colors-kitty.conf
with a custom theme, it still wouldn't take the new theme.Besides, as I mentioned, the update kitty terminal does start with the correct theming. However, as soon as I create another tab in that terminal window, the new tab doesnt have the correct theming.
Can you share a screenshot?
Launched kitty terminal when hitting the update on the top right corner:
Manually launched kitty terminal:
Kitty conf:
Ok, the call to cat ~/.cache/wal/sequences
in zshrc autostart file was causing the issue to overwrite the kitty theme.
Describe the bug Probably not a bug, but I cannot figure out how my kitty theme is being overwritten.
I did comment out the line
include $HOME/.cache/wal/colors-kitty.conf
and set a custom theme with kitten, but it is always launched with colors conf.To Reproduce Launching a new terminal always uses colors-kitty.conf ?
Hitting the update button in the waybar, launcher kitty with the theme i set in kitten.
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