Merge branch 'master' of https://gitlab.com/Toric/dotfiles

zsh/.zprofile

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-#make the linux virtual terminal use a solarized colourscheme.
-source ~/.zsh/tty-solarized/tty-solarized-dark.sh

zsh/.zsh/tty-solarized/README.md

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-# Solarized color theme for the linux TTY
-
-A tty solarized theme using Ethan Schoonover’s [Solarized color theme](http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized).  
-
-If you are looking for colors on your xterm, konsole, terminator, urxvt, guake, aterm and friends, please search a bit more.  This script is for setting the colors on a linux TTY, the real terminal that you get if you are not running ``X`` or ``wayland``.  
-
-## Repositories
-  * This theme as a single repository: [tty-solarized](https://github.com/joepvd/tty-solarized)
-  * The main solarized repository: [solarized](https://github.com/altercation/solarized)
-
-## Installation
-Source either ``tty-solarized-dark.sh`` or ``tty-solarized-light.sh`` in the startup file of your shell.  As this is only run on TTYs where usually a login shell is started, the login file of your shell (``${ZDOTDIR:-$HOME}/.zlogin`` for zsh or ``~/.profile`` for bash).  Now the 'normal' names for colors are available to your applications.  
-
-Included is also the awk-script used to generate those two files. Would the color scheme be changed upstream, anyone with gawk installed can update these files.  
-

zsh/.zsh/tty-solarized/pty2tty.awk

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-#!/usr/bin/gawk -f
-# pty2tty.awk: Create solarized color scheme for TTY. 
-# Usage: ./pty2tty.awk [-v t=light|dark] $Xresources
-# With $Xresources from http://github.com/altercation.
-# Put resulting code in your shell's startup/login file. 
-# By Joep van Delft, 2013
-
-BEGIN {
-    if (t~/^[lL]+/) theme="light"
-    else theme="dark"
-}
-
-/! (Common|Dark|Light) *$/ {
-    flag=tolower($2)
-    next
-}
-
-/^(! |)#define/ { 
-    if (flag=="common" || flag==theme) {
-        solar[$(NF-1)]["var"] = gensub(/[^[:xdigit:]]/,"","g",$NF)
-    }
-    next
-}
-
-/^\*color/ {
-    solar[$2]["code"] = gensub(/[^[:digit:]]+/,"","g",$1)
-    next
-}
-
-END{
-    print "# Solarized theme for tty, the", theme, "version."
-    print "# Based on:"
-    print "#   - Solarized (http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized)"
-    print "#   - Xresources from http://github.com/altercation/solarized"
-    print "# Generated with pty2tty.awk by Joep van Delft"
-    print "# http://github.com/joepvd/tty-solarized"
-    print "if [ \"$TERM\" = \"linux\" ]; then"
-    for (desc in solar) 
-        printf "    echo -en \"\\e]P%X%s\" # %s\n", \
-            solar[desc]["code"], \
-            solar[desc]["var"], \
-            desc
-    print "    clear # against bg artifacts\nfi"
-}

zsh/.zsh/tty-solarized/tty-solarized-dark.sh

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-# Solarized theme for tty, the dark version.
-# Based on:
-#   - Solarized (http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized)
-#   - Xresources from http://github.com/altercation/solarized
-# Generated with pty2tty.awk by Joep van Delft
-# http://github.com/joepvd/tty-solarized
-if [ "$TERM" = "linux" ]; then
-    echo -en "\e]PB657b83" # S_base00
-    echo -en "\e]PA586e75" # S_base01
-    echo -en "\e]P0073642" # S_base02
-    echo -en "\e]P62aa198" # S_cyan
-    echo -en "\e]P8002b36" # S_base03
-    echo -en "\e]P2859900" # S_green
-    echo -en "\e]P5d33682" # S_magenta
-    echo -en "\e]P1dc322f" # S_red
-    echo -en "\e]PC839496" # S_base0
-    echo -en "\e]PE93a1a1" # S_base1
-    echo -en "\e]P9cb4b16" # S_orange
-    echo -en "\e]P7eee8d5" # S_base2
-    echo -en "\e]P4268bd2" # S_blue
-    echo -en "\e]P3b58900" # S_yellow
-    echo -en "\e]PFfdf6e3" # S_base3
-    echo -en "\e]PD6c71c4" # S_violet
-    clear # against bg artifacts
-fi

zsh/.zsh/tty-solarized/tty-solarized-light.sh

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-# Solarized theme for tty, the light version.
-# Based on:
-#   - Solarized (http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized)
-#   - Xresources from http://github.com/altercation/solarized
-# Generated with pty2tty.awk by Joep van Delft
-# http://github.com/joepvd/tty-solarized
-if [ "$TERM" = "linux" ]; then
-    echo -en "\e]PB839496" # S_base00
-    echo -en "\e]PA93a1a1" # S_base01
-    echo -en "\e]P0eee8d5" # S_base02
-    echo -en "\e]P62aa198" # S_cyan
-    echo -en "\e]P8fdf6e3" # S_base03
-    echo -en "\e]P2859900" # S_green
-    echo -en "\e]P5d33682" # S_magenta
-    echo -en "\e]P1dc322f" # S_red
-    echo -en "\e]PC657b83" # S_base0
-    echo -en "\e]PE586e75" # S_base1
-    echo -en "\e]P9cb4b16" # S_orange
-    echo -en "\e]P7073642" # S_base2
-    echo -en "\e]P4268bd2" # S_blue
-    echo -en "\e]P3b58900" # S_yellow
-    echo -en "\e]PF002b36" # S_base3
-    echo -en "\e]PD6c71c4" # S_violet
-    clear # against bg artifacts
-fi