If you're proud of your kitty, I want to see it! I'll go first
If you're proud of your kitty, I want to see it! I'll go first
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- top left:
ranger
using kitty image protocol - top right:
lsd -l
with jetbrains nerd font mono for icon characters - bottom left:
neofetch
using kitty image protocol - bottom right:
zsh
output of kitty version
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I'm not sure what happened to the image upload here's a reupload and a link
1 0 Replymy kitty.conf is nothing special but i did take advantage of the dynamic opacity setting. the kitty config is probably the most straight forward and well thought-out config i've ever used.
2 0 ReplyNice! Yeah, I have mapped keybindings for each 10% opacity increment + some for fine grained control of +/- 5%
map kitty_mod+alt+o>1 set_background_opacity 0.1 map kitty_mod+alt+o>2 set_background_opacity 0.2 map kitty_mod+alt+o>3 set_background_opacity 0.3 map kitty_mod+alt+o>4 set_background_opacity 0.4 map kitty_mod+alt+o>5 set_background_opacity 0.5 map kitty_mod+alt+o>6 set_background_opacity 0.6 map kitty_mod+alt+o>7 set_background_opacity 0.7 map kitty_mod+alt+o>8 set_background_opacity 0.8 map kitty_mod+alt+o>9 set_background_opacity 0.9 map kitty_mod+alt+o>0 set_background_opacity 1.0 map kitty_mod+[ set_background_opacity -0.05 map kitty_mod+] set_background_opacity +0.05 map kitty_mod+alt+o>d set_background_opacity default
1 0 Replyahh cool i might go for the +/- to dial it in rather than setting it to an absolute value. i really wish they'd standardise the web so one solution would work over many different website colour schemes ha.
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