nerdypepper
[thread] Submit screenshots of your setup!
ah it was about time those expired. ill add some new screenshots along with the doubled version.
if you use scientifica, feel free to submit some screenshots :^)
Spacemacs/Emacs
lxappearance/GTK
My terminal - tmux + zsh + oh-my-zsh + bullet train theme + zsh-syntax-highlighting
Is there any chance you would want to help me make the terminal I use to look like yours ? I am really interested.
For something a wee bit more out there, I bundled scientifica in a library I wrote to handle printing stuff to consumer eInk devices, and we're using it to display OTA update progress in KOReader:
@CraftedCart is that the default theme on Spacemacs/Emacs?
@cata0309 Yeah, the default Spacemacs dark theme, with rainbow-mode to color each symbol differently.
Does anybody know how to enable bitmap fonts on Linux systems without breaking any settings regarding the non bitmap fonts like antialiasing, scalling, hinting? I tried some tutorials on how to do that but they aren't usable in editors like VSCode
Does anybody know how to enable bitmap fonts on Linux systems without breaking any settings regarding the non bitmap fonts like antialiasing, scalling, hinting? I tried some tutorials on how to do that but they aren't usable in editors like VSCode
@cata0309 I had an issue where I couldn't use Scientifica in PyCharm, turns out I needed to install the .ttf version to get PyCharm to recognize the font. Maybe you are running into the same issue with VSCode?
Maybe you could also check whether the font installed correctly, depending on what system you're using:
fc-list | grep -i scientifica should ouput the font if it's installed.
Damn, this font is just what I needed.
I still need to see how to setup everything correctly in urxvt
@cyberglot Is that Emacs theme you're using perhaps this: emacs-purple-haze-theme? That's the closest I could find, and I didn't see any dotfiles where you reference said theme.
