Iterm
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A collection of color schemes for terminal emulators, improving visual appeal and productivity across Linux and macOS.
Generates themes for editors, terminals, wallpapers, and more from a single color set.
A tool that takes a set of colors and generates themes for editors, terminals, wallpapers, and other apps.
A tool that takes a set of colors and generates themes for editors, terminals, wallpapers, and other apps.
A minimalist configuration for sprucing up your macOS terminal with faster navigation and a customized prompt.
A macOS app and Finder extension to open Terminal, iTerm, or Hyper directly from Finder with a right-click.
Alfred workflow to open current Finder window in Terminal/iTerm/Warp and vice versa.
A dark theme and color scheme for Oh My ZSH and iTerm2, featuring a sleek design with support for transparency and blur.
Zsh plugin that automatically sets iTerm tab colors based on the current working directory.
A clean and minimal ZSH theme with git status and directory information.
Alfred workflow to search SSH hosts from ~/.ssh/config and open them in iTerm with a hostname badge.
An elegant color scheme and Vim configuration for developers.
A minimalist oh-my-zsh theme for iTerm users with integrated Git status display.
A minimalistic oh-my-zsh theme that removes git status from the prompt, freeing up space by leveraging iTerm's status bar.
A terminal theme for iTerm and oh-my-zsh, combining ideas from robbyrussell and zsh-git-prompt.
Oh My Zsh plugin that adds color to iTerm2 tmux tabs for better visual organization.
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