Best terminal emulator for Linux: kitty, Ghostty and more
kitty, Ghostty, foot, Alacritty and WezTerm compared on what a rice needs: Wayland, tabs and splits, images, ligatures, config and themes, with a pick by setup.
Dotfiles.
Keeping a setup in files you can version, share and rebuild, for anyone who has lost a config once and would rather not do it twice.
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~/guides/dotfiles ls -t1 guide, newest first
How to manage dotfiles with GNU Stow
Keep configs in a git repo and let Stow link them into place: dry runs, tree folding, conflicts and --adopt, secrets kept out, and a rebuild on a new machine.
~/guides ls -t | head -3
Newest in the guides.
Color scheme from wallpaper: pywal, wallust and matugen
How pywal16, wallust and matugen turn a wallpaper into a color scheme, which fits your rice, how to wire it into your apps, and when a fixed palette is better.
How to change the colorscheme in Neovim
Try a scheme with :colorscheme, install it with vim.pack, lazy.nvim or LazyVim, make it stick in init.lua, and match Neovim to the palette of your terminal.