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Sometimes pywal generates a colorscheme that is too monochrome, especially on images with one dominant color. In these cases syntax highlighting is much less useful and I prefer using one of the built-in themes. The problem is that there are several hundreds of them and it is hard to find "the best" one.
I wrote a small script (https://github.com/drybalka/wal-theme-picker) that fixes this problem and suggests a few best-fitting built-in themes based on the image dominant colors. If you are interested, i can try incorporating this script into the code of pywal.
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Sometimes pywal generates a colorscheme that is too monochrome, especially on images with one dominant color. In these cases syntax highlighting is much less useful and I prefer using one of the built-in themes. The problem is that there are several hundreds of them and it is hard to find "the best" one.
I wrote a small script (https://github.com/drybalka/wal-theme-picker) that fixes this problem and suggests a few best-fitting built-in themes based on the image dominant colors. If you are interested, i can try incorporating this script into the code of pywal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: