Question 1

How to enable low blue light mode in DeepWhite?

Accepted Answer

Set low_blue_light = true in the setup function. This adjusts the background to a cooler color to prevent it from appearing too warm when using blue light filters like f.lux or similar tools.

Question 2

Does DeepWhite work with telescope.nvim?

Accepted Answer

No, DeepWhite does not include built-in support for telescope.nvim. You may need to manually configure telescope's highlight groups or rely on its default themes for compatibility.

Question 3

DeepWhite vs solarized light for Neovim: which is better?

Accepted Answer

DeepWhite focuses on modern Neovim integration with features like blue light reduction and plugin-specific themes, while solarized light offers a classic, cross-editor color palette. Choose DeepWhite for tailored Neovim functionality and solarized for broader consistency.

Question 4

How to customize the statusline with heirline in DeepWhite?

Accepted Answer

Refer to the Q&A section in the README, which provides a detailed Lua example using heirline to create custom status and tab lines, including components for Git info and file formats.

Question 5

Is DeepWhite good for long coding sessions?

Accepted Answer

Yes, its design prioritizes reduced eye strain with thoughtful color choices and optional blue light reduction, making it suitable for extended use in well-lit environments, though light themes may not suit all lighting conditions.

Question 6

Can I use DeepWhite with other statusline plugins like lightline?

Accepted Answer

DeepWhite does not have pre-built themes for lightline. You would need to create custom configurations or check if lightline can adapt to DeepWhite's color scheme, which adds extra setup work.

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