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flat-mintty

Flat-UI based colorscheme for mintty/Cygwin.

*Requirements: mintty

How to apply

In your .minttyrc

  • Download flat-minttyrc or clone this repository

      git clone git://github.com/geekjuice/flat-ui-mintty

  • Then append to your existing .minttyrc:

      cat /path/to/flat-minttyrc >> ~/.minttyrc

  • Restart mintty.

In your .bashrc, .profile, script, etc.

  • Download the flat-mintty or clone this repository

      git clone git://github.com/geekjuice/flat-ui-mintty

  • Then either source the script or load it from bashrc, profile, etc.

      source /path/to/flat-mintty

How to tweak

If the color settings provided are not quite what you want, feel free to mix-and-match whatever colors you can think of.

  • Download the appropriate colorscheme based on how to you wish you install it

  • Open the file and find the ANSI Color you wish to overwrite and replace it with the corresponding RGB color (e.g. 255,0,0 for red) or HEX Triplet (e.g. #FF0000 for red) for flat-minttyrc and flat-mintty respectively.

  • Install using the instructions above, but point the source file to your custom file

Troubleshoot

Q: The colors don't seem to be applied or rendered correctly even after restarting mintty...

A: There's a good change your terminal isn't set to the proper color setting. In mintty, go to Options > Terminal > Type and select xterm-256color. It's also a good idea to set it within the terminal by adding the following line to your .bashrc, .profile, etc.

    export TERM=xterm-256color

Q: I applied the colors using flat-mintty, but decided to go back to the default colors.

A: I haven't tested this, but in case deleting the script and restarting mintty doesn't revert the terminal back to the default colorscheme, you can download the default-mintty script provided and source it to revert back to normal.

License

flat-ui-mintty is released under the MIT License