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shades-of-purple-alacritty

v1.0.0

Published

3 years ago

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Shades of Purple Theme for Alacritty

Install

Install

Add the alacritty.yml file to this path ~/.config/alacritty/alacritty.yml
Restart Alacritty

Shades of purple for other software

Put `Shades of Purple` In Other Places

I have built other Shades of Purple themes for different software. Here's a list.

🦄 VSCode theme — Shades of Purple
🦄 iTerm2 theme — Shades of Purple
🦄 Hyper™ theme — Shades of Purple
🦄 HighlightJS theme — Shades of Purple
🦄 Konsole theme — Shades of Purple
🦄 Slack theme — Shades of Purple
🦄 Alfred theme — Shades of Purple
🦄 Cygwin theme — Shades of Purple
🦄 Alacritty theme — Shades of Purple
🦄 WordPress theme — Shades of Purple
🦄 Prism JS + Prism CSS + Code-Surfer theme — Shades of Purple

License & Attribution

MIT © Ahmad Awais Creator: Shades of Purple theme.
Thanks to Alexander Keliris for help with creating Alacritty theme.
Code of Conduct

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