wildcharm colorscheme

[habamax]

Dual background contrast colorscheme

termguicolors + 256c

16c

8c

[habamax]

16c light comments are unreadable, should be smth like

[habamax]

GUI diff colors updated:

[neutaaaaan]

Difftext seems a bit too subdued to me in the dark gui version, and in both light versions.
I have to scan my screen to make sure I didn't skip a short string, or that syntax highlighting didn't overpower or blend with the background color.

[habamax]

@neutaaaaan will try to find something better

[habamax]

What about this?

[neutaaaaan]

This stands out a lot more, which is all that really matters if you're happy with it.

[habamax]

Thx @neutaaaaan

@romainl what do you think of it? Should it be included(not)?

[habamax]

I want a new name for this, any suggestions?

[romainl]

What was the original thinking behind that name? Where did you draw your inspiration from?

FWIW, "pire" means "worse" or "worst" in French, depending on context, which is definitely negative.

[habamax]

What was the original thinking behind that name? Where did you draw your inspiration from?

Pire is(?) a synonym for a fiest and kind of should be the opposite of "quiet". Also wanted to be "smart" as in full name it has "vimpire".

FWIW, "pire" means "worse" or "worst" in French, depending on context, which is definitely negative.

Yeah, I get it.

It is a colorful contrast colorscheme and the name might be anything I guess:

• astartes -- just because they are epic, and statements are blue and the best chapter of astartes is ultramarine (their armour is blue)
• glokta -- Sand van Glokta is one of the best characters in all fantasy. Not sure how it could be related here :)
• ultramar -- sub-sector Ultramar of segmentum Ultima, home worlds of ultramarine legion. (their armour is blue)
• twosome -- just because it might have been threesome but there only 2 backgrounds.
• centaur -- ...

[neutaaaaan]

Pire is(?) a synonym for a fiest and kind of should be the opposite of "quiet".

Depending on how much it has diverged from quiet it could be used as an example of what a user could build with minimal effort in the documentation, in which case decibel seems like it'd make sense.

Aside from that, I'm all for 40k-inspired name, as long as I'm left out of the lawsuits :smile:

[habamax]

Aside from that, I'm all for 40k-inspired name, as long as I'm left out of the lawsuits

Oh, I have to check if this could be used.

[habamax]

I guess it would be safer not to use WH40k just in case.

What would be the opposite of quiet (don't like decibel too much) then? Loud? Teiuq?

Maybe use latin?

[habamax]

on the other hand we can always defend by: https://www.dictionary.com/browse/astarte

[neutaaaaan]

That's a good idea, but we have to find someone who actually learned latin. Remember Event Horizon ?

[habamax]

colo wildcharm?

[romainl]

I like the name "wildcharm". +1.

[habamax]

This fancy thing was used to graduate a thesis, can it provide a description for a colorscheme?

[neutaaaaan]

What the Emperor wants, the Emperor gets.

wildcharm it is.

[habamax]

@romainl it would be up to you to pull the trigger here...