.tmux: use ANSI colors instead of hard coded ones

Created on 24 Aug 2017  路  3Comments  路  Source: gpakosz/.tmux

Would it make more sense to use ANSI colors like black, blue, yellow and so on instead of the hard coded ones? That would allow the config to blend in with any terminal color scheme.

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Yeah, right, you can see what happened. Sorry. Maybe this could be documented explicitly though, it took me a while to figure out and I almost passed on this awesome config because of it...

Anyway here's a screenshot of how it looks in iTerm with the base16 one dark color scheme. Sweet!

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Hello @kmarhold,

I guess you discovered yourself that you can do what you want already 馃槈.

Just use yellow in place of #ffff00 and you're all set.

Yeah, right, you can see what happened. Sorry. Maybe this could be documented explicitly though, it took me a while to figure out and I almost passed on this awesome config because of it...

Anyway here's a screenshot of how it looks in iTerm with the base16 one dark color scheme. Sweet!

image

I'll think about adding a note somewhere 馃檪

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