Closed sabrehagen closed 4 years ago
Good idea, however I do not have much free time now, so updates will be slow (school, etc.)
Also should it read *colorN: #ffffff
or XAVA*colorN: #ffffff
, so as to match with the terminal color scheme or not?
Also foreground = default
behavior is kind of dumb and buggy, so this is the perfect chance to override this.
Also should it read
*colorN: #ffffff
orXAVA*colorN: #ffffff
, so as to match with the terminal color scheme or not?
Exactly, that's the goal :)
so *colorN: #ffffff
it is
for future me that has time, look this up
Done.
It reads the terminal color scheme, I won't bother with introducing new variables as that would require other software to support it, and plus you have the config file for custom colors.
When it works:
You must be in X11 and set the color to default
or just comment it out.
It would be great if xava could support colours defined in Xresources.