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Love this idea. A couple practical bits that might help implementation:\n\n- If btop themes expose a dominant palette file (or you can parse the theme colors), you could map those to the wallbash palette directly.\n- Maybe add an opt-in flag like wallbash.btop=true so users can keep their current scheme if they prefer.\n- A preview command (or dry-run) would be awesome for tweaking.\n\nHappy to test if you want feedback! |
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You can essentially get this already via btop's TTY themeing. You set the theme to TTY, then set Theme background to false (looks better imo, but you can leave it on if you'd like) and it just uses the terminal colors (which are set by wallbash). Will update in real time with wallbash changes. |
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It would be cool to get wallbush to support theme changes for btop via the config file at
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