Based on https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/153505 -- would you be willing to add tagged versions to this repo? They don't even need to correspond to releases, just v0.1.0 or something on the current default branch would be great.

Hello, I have a problem. I've recently installed kitty and when I try to access the themes configuration, it fails. Output:

┬─[vbproger@pc:~]─[22:43:41]
╰─>$ kitty +kitten themes
Available builtin kittens:
icat
broadcast
show_key
clipboard
ask
remote_file
show_error
hints
unicode_input
ssh
query_terminal
resize_window
hyperlinked_grep
diff
choose
panel
No kitten named themes
┬─[vbproger@pc:~]─[22:43:45]
╰─>$ kitty +kitten themes

The shell I'm using is fish.
uname output:

┬─[vbproger@pc:~]─[22:44:32]
╰─>$ uname -a
Linux pc 5.15.0-50-lowlatency #56-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT Wed Sep 21 13:57:05 UTC 2022 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

What I've tried

I've try using these commands:

• sudo apt install kitty --reinstall
• sudo apt install kitty --upgrade
• sudo apt upgrade kitty but none of them works. Please help me!

kitty 0.26.4 (fresh installation, all keyboard features works fine)

None of all options keyboard works like Enter, Find(/), and nothing happened for filters like Dark, Recent, etc(with mouse or keyboard).

This adds a variation of the Srcery theme that has better contrast. Certain colors weren't visible against the background with the regular Srcery theme from this repo. I've tried to stay as close as possible to the original Srcery theme, without sacrificing legibility.

The light theme has been entirely reworked. Two dark themes have been added.

All these themes are designed for colorblind users. Specifically, I'm green-weak colorblind. But according to color theory, these themes may very well help out red-weak users as well.

There's a real dearth of color schemes out there for colorblind users. I've tried over 300, and I've only ever found two schemes (for VSCode) that were suitable for me. I'd be willing to work with other colorblind users to make more themes for the community.

The themes kitten categorizes light from dark themes. What do you think of adding a third category for accessible themes? I've made three, plus there's the four Modus themes: that's seven all together.

I am curious: is there a vim function that can mirror the current kitty theme?

Right now, I have a rudimentary function that switches between papercolor light and dark based on the background of my kitty instance, but I suspect that one could also pass the values from the kitty theme to vim in a similar manner.

Note: There's already a theme named Dracula in the repository, but its quite different from the one found on the official dracula website. Which is why I've named this one Dracula 2 for lack of a better name.

Hello when using the light theme Modus_Operandi, some text is not visible. With light theme shouldn't color0 and color15 be inverted ?

Here an example showing the Unicode interface: CTRL+SHIFT+u

Where we can see that the text is "here":

Or is there a "flag" which defines a light theme and will invert the defined colors?

I have a theme named Zesty Dusk. When I run the command kitty +kitten themes --cache-age 0 --reload-in=all Zesty Dusk an error prints that, No theme named: Zesty Dusk.

The kitten was recognizing it just a moment earlier. The file hasn't changed names or location.

Files current location ~/.config/kitty/themes/Zesty Dusk.conf

Files metadata ## name: Zesty Dusk

This also happened a day earlier when I was working on another theme.

kitty 0.24.2

The template says, ## upstream: A URL pointing to the location of this file upstream for auto-updates. I'm hosting a (new) repo on GitLab for a collection of themes designed to aid colordblind users. Regarding the upstream metadata in the template, should I use the URL of the main kitty-themes repo, my fork of the main repo, or my repo on GitLab?

Thanks

The current selection combination colors are:

selection_foreground #f8f8f8
selection_background #ececec

which offer a terrible contrast (1.11:1 according to WebAim). I checked VS Code AtomOneLight color combination and colors should be:

selection_foreground #2a2b33
selection_background #e5e5e6

which offer a way better contrast (11.18:1).