What colors and fonts do you use in your terminal, Jow Forums?

earthsong is the name of the colorscheme

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That looks bretty gud.

Terminus + torte
>tfw terminus on 4k display

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All Dracula Everything.

having haters is a good sign, thank (you)

gruvbox

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I like green

You are a haxxor?

solarized

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meme

>not using the default gnome-terminal of the default DE gnome
dejavu mono book
I use dejavu fonts for everything, they look great. I'm just testing this meme monochromatic colors. I think I'm going to just use watered down colors

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Based and redpilled

why is everyone on Jow Forums fuckin switching to dwm. That shit is autistic

almost as much as you.

I use 2bwm, though.

The default font because it doesn't support my font rotation meme. A light color schemes with a white background, its pleasant.

yeah, everyone should use i3

it's better than other tiling managers, i3 is very stupid to be honest. It's manual tiling

>telegram
You are aware Whatsapp non ironically is more secure and private than Telegram despite belonging to Facebook?

I hate auto tilers I don't get why people would use that carp with predefined layouts columns and rows like wtf.

bspwm I just split v and I get my vertical split regardless if it's row 1 or 1000000. I can even set the split ratio..

How do i do this in Windows Powershell

Iosevka, auto-generated color scheme based on wallpaper.

Solarized colors were always the ugliest shit due to its blue background I don't know how people can stand it. Change that shit to black and i'll probably look decent.

terminus+zenburn

>bspwm
now, that's autistic

bswpm is excellently designed from a technical perspective; boasting an incredibly small footprint while adhering strictly to Unix philosophy. Hotkeys are handled by a separate daemon and bspc (the primary method to control bspwm) handles communication with bspwm over a socket connection which is fantastic if you want to easily create a heavily scripted working environment. The main con is that it's geared more towards power users and lacks properly verbose documentation that people without scripting experience will have a hard time understanding.

I use i3 personally, my main gripe with it is that it does not equally distribute sizing when gaps are used. I have 3 horizontal splits, the last 2 splits are equally sized with each other. When I use gaps, the last horizontal split will have its width reduced in unequal proportion compared to the other 2 which makes it look messy.

I don't like botnets

Ubuntu monospace
Usually #333/666 background and like #ddd foreground or something