overvale/vacme

Gnome terminal profile

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lafriakh commented

Hi, I'm using Ubuntu with Gnome Terminal emulator.

Is there any way to know the terminal color palette values.
I tried to open vacme.terminal file and can't find any useful data in it.

If you can export the color palette to other terminal applications would be great.

Thank you for the great work.

dapine commented

Hey @lafriakh, I just bumped at the same issue. Luckily I found terminal.sexy, where you can create and convert terminal color schemes.

So I did the following: First, imported vacme.terminal as Terminal.app and then exported as XFCE4 Terminal (it supports Gnome Terminal and many different terminal emulators).
Then just download the exported file and install on your terminal emulator.

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overvale commented

Here's a screenshot of the color values in my terminal. Top row is 0-7, bottom is 8-15.

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lafriakh commented

Thank you @dapine, I installed the color scheme because of you.

Now Vacme working great with vim.

Thank you

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newptcai commented

Hey @lafriakh, I just bumped at the same issue. Luckily I found terminal.sexy, where you can create and convert terminal color schemes.

So I did the following: First, imported vacme.terminal as Terminal.app and then exported as XFCE4 Terminal (it supports Gnome Terminal and many different terminal emulators).
Then just download the exported file and install on your terminal emulator.

I exported for Gnome terminal. This gives you a bash script. Run this script in Gnome terminal and it will create a new profile with the correct colors.