4bit Terminal Color Scheme Designer
🎨 About
4bit Terminal Color Scheme Designer allows you for creating consistent terminal color schemes. You don't need to know anything about aesthetics, 4bit will take care of it for you. Choose the hue, saturation, and brightness of the palette. The rest is magic. Then export it to a configuration file or a command for (almost) any terminal.
📟 Supported terminals:
- Alacritty
- Aterm
- rxvt
- urxvt
- xterm
- GNOME Terminal
- Guake
- iTerm2
- Konsole
- Yakuake
- mintty
- PuTTY
- Terminator
- Xfce4-terminal
❤️ Reception by the community
- The project was at the top of the Hacker News front page for over 3 days and received very positive feedback. It also received 228 votes on r/linux subreddit - back in a days this was A LOT, much more than today.
- Mintty, the default terminal emulator for Cygwin and Git for Windows, has in its options a button that directly links (sic!) to the 4bit Terminal Color Scheme Designer.
- 4bit was an inspiration for the terminal.sexy project, as described in its "About" section.
- It is listed first in the Credits section of the Gogh project - the largest collection of color schemes on the internet.
- The project reached the front page of the Polish portal wykop.pl.
- It's hard to estimate the number of shares and mentions on various sites, but there were a lot.