Terminal theme on base gruvbox

[inoyatov]

Thank you for beautiful color scheme. Do you have any plans to make color theme for terminal? Like solorise have? Thank you in advance.

[greduan]

@antindexer It's already available for the Terminal. :)

Use the gruvbox_256palette.sh or the gruvbox_256palette_mac.sh if you're on a Mac. Source that file somewhere in your .zshrc or .bashrc file.

And in addition if you're on Urxvt as your terminal you can also use from the generalized repository... Actually I just opened an issue on which one to use: morhetz/gruvbox-contrib#4

For Urxvt consider using the following:

[inoyatov]

I thought gruvbox_256palette.sh is fix of colors. Isn't it?

[morhetz]

That's right gruvbox_256palette.sh is just about fixing colors and does nothing to terminal colorscheme. There are also urxvt-256 Xresources which is fixing colors just as gruvbox_256palette.sh, but suitable only for urxvt-256.

Though terminal colorschemes are there too at gruvbox-generalized repo, e.g. for iterm.
Getting terminal colorscheme for linux is kind'o complicated thing since there are a lot of different terminals with different format of colorscheme files that you should get import from your term, blah-blah-blah. So I've picked the simplest and the most generic way, which is changing Xresources colors: here you are. That should work for most terminals like xterm, while others (more complicated ones) should have an option to use so-called "System colorscheme", which is the one you're defining at the Xresources itself.
If you're getting troubles with making your terminal to pick colorscheme from Xresources, you should specify colorscheme manually.
To make it easier there is also reference colortable. Check the TERMCOLOR column; the numbers inside the square brackets are usual ANSI colors from 0 (black) to 15 (white). Left square brackets are the dark colorscheme and the right ones are light.

[greduan]

That cleared it up. Thanks. :)