Theme Preview: glass-tty
Package
| Package | glass-tty-theme - melpa |
|---|---|
| Source Repository | https://github.com/irtnog/glass-tty-theme |
| Summary | Reverse video-like theme for the Glass TTY VT220 font. |
| Version | 20240909.1259 |
| Website | https://github.com/irtnog/glass-tty-theme |
| Commit | 59126e888d9a237c6a0461e3712665d543f1320d |
| Author | Matthew X. Economou <xenophon+glass-tty-theme@irtnog.org> |
Reverse video-like theme for use with the Glass TTY VT220 font.Like the 'reverse' theme, this mimics the color theme applied
when starting Emacs in reverse video mode while adding support
for multiple frames. Additionally, 'glass-tty' addresses some
issues 'reverse' has with multiple frames while remaining
backwards compatible with the default theme for tty frames.
Because this theme is also designed around the Glass TTY VT220
font, it automatically scales the font correctly depending on the
windowing system. The end result is a color theme suitable for
use when Emacs runs as a service across multiple platforms.Before using this theme, dowload and install the font from
https://caglrc.cc/~svo/glasstty/. How to change Emacs' default
font depends on the windowing system:
On Windows, create a Registry key named
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\GNU\Emacs\ containing a string value
'Emacs.Font' with the data
'--Glass TTY VT220------150------*'.On X11, add the following to ~/.Xresources:
'Emacs.Font: --Glass TTY VT220------150------*'On macOS, run the following Emacs Lisp expression:
'(add-to-list 'default-frame-alist
'(font . "--Glass TTY VT220------200------*"))'See also:
https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/SetFonts
https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/ChangeFontsPermanentlyOnWindowsReverse video-like theme for use with the Glass TTY VT220 font.
Like the 'reverse' theme, this mimics the color theme applied when
starting Emacs in reverse video mode while adding support for
multiple frames. Additionally, 'glass-tty' addresses some issues
'reverse' has with multiple frames while remaining backwards
compatible with the default theme for tty frames. Because this
theme is also designed around the Glass TTY VT220 font, it
automatically scales the font correctly depending on the windowing
system. The end result is a color theme suitable for use when
Emacs runs as a service across multiple platforms.Before using this theme, dowload and install the font from
https://caglrc.cc/~svo/glasstty/. How to change Emacs' default
font depends on the windowing system:
On Windows, create a Registry key named
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\GNU\Emacs\ containing a string
value 'Emacs.Font' with the data '--Glass TTY
VT220------150------*'.On X11, add the following to ~/.Xresources: 'Emacs.Font: --Glass
TTY VT220------150------*'On macOS, run the following Emacs Lisp expression: '(add-to-list
'default-frame-alist '(font . "--Glass TTY
VT220------200------*"))'See also:
https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/SetFonts
https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/ChangeFontsPermanentlyOnWindows
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