This is a color palette that I discovered with pywal, andd I just want to apply the to all my setups.
| Preview | Variable | Hex | RGB |
|---|---|---|---|
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Foreground | #d8dadd |
rgb(216, 218, 221) |
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Background | #0b0b0c |
rgb(11, 11, 12) |
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Black | #0b0b0c |
rgb(11, 11, 12) |
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Red | #61768F |
rgb(97, 118, 143) |
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Green | #758A9B |
rgb(117, 138, 155) |
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Yellow | #949EA3 |
rgb(148, 158, 163) |
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Blue | #B2BCC4 |
rgb(178, 188, 196) |
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Magenta | #BCC2C6 |
rgb(188, 194, 198) |
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Cyan | #B7D4ED |
rgb(183, 212, 237) |
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White | #d8dadd |
rgb(216, 218, 221) |
[colors.primary]
foreground = "#d8dadd"
background = "#0b0b0c"
[colors.cursor]
text = '#0b0b0c'
cursor = '#d8dadd'
[colors.normal]
black = "#0b0b0c"
red = "#61768F"
green = "#758A9B"
yellow = "#949EA3"
blue = "#B2BCC4"
magenta = "#BCC2C6"
cyan = "#B7D4ED"
white = "#d8dadd"
[colors.bright]
black = "#97989a"
red = "#61768F"
green = "#758A9B"
yellow = "#949EA3"
blue = "#B2BCC4"
magenta = "#BCC2C6"
cyan = "#B7D4ED"
white = "#d8dadd"