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Add Windows Terminal Template and Profiles #88
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Thanks a lot for your work. I'm using your profiles. So far so good. Solarized schemes appear strangely under Windows Terminal. Your work and Selenized do save my day. |
Thanks for the update!
This is very useful. Works as advertised. @jan-warchol can this be merged? |
Thanks for contributing and sharing! I also find this really useful! In the meantime I had to checkout the fork/branch and apply the settings manually |
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Very cool, thanks for providing this.
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* Navigate to and open the json file containing the desired Selenized preset. | ||
* Copy the file's text contents to clipboard. | ||
* Open Windows Terminal and navigate to Settings, The Windows Terminal `setings.json` will open in the default editor. |
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* Open Windows Terminal and navigate to Settings, The Windows Terminal `setings.json` will open in the default editor. | |
* Open Windows Terminal and navigate to Settings, The Windows Terminal `settings.json` will open in the default editor. |
Newer PowerShell automatically colourizes the output of directory listings. By default, it sets subdirectories in “bright white” text on “blue” background, which is illegible in Selenized (both Dark and Light). One way to improve this somewhat is to change the foreground to “black” by adding this to
As it happens, this matches the suggested Selenized UNIX dircolors (as far as I can tell). Then again, this still doesn’t look too good in Selenized Dark, and none of the foreground colours seem very legible on blue background, really. |
Thanks for sharing, I am satisfied with the light variant. I tweaked it a bit, making the background a bit gray and the white colours darker. |
@darkmattercoder, in the light variant it is fine |
I came across Selenized recently and noticed that it didn't have a Windows Terminal profile. I created a template and generated the profiles. I went ahead and ran the tests and the colors appear accurate to my eyes. Not sure if anything more needs to be done so I figured I'd open a pull request.
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