TTY-COLORSCHEME(1)

NAME
tty-colorscheme - Colorschemes for the Linux TTY

SYNOPSIS
tty-colorscheme [option | colorscheme]

DESCRIPTION
A simple script to set colors in the Linux TTY.

OPTIONS

-l  List available colorschemes.

-f  List available PSF fonts.

-p  Print the current palette.

-c  Cycle through colorschemes and fonts using j/k and h/l keys.

EXAMPLES

$ tty-colorscheme aura
    Apply the aura colorscheme to the current TTY.

# tty-colorscheme hybrid
    Apply the hybrid colorscheme to all TTYs.

CONFIGURATION
Changing colors across all TTYs requires sudo(8). If you encounter screen artifacts, press Ctrl+L or type clear(1). To revert to the system default colors, type reset(1). The TTY font can also be changed using setfont(8). To apply a colorscheme automatically upon login, add tty-colorscheme <colorscheme> to your ~/.profile.

CUSTOMIZATION
A colorscheme file has the following format:

    color01="000000" # Black (Background)
    color02="F44336" # Red
    color03="4CAF50" # Green
    color04="FFEB3B" # Yellow
    color05="2196F3" # Blue
    color06="9C27B0" # Magenta
    color07="00BCD4" # Cyan
    color08="9E9E9E" # White (Foreground)
    color09="000000" # Black
    color10="F44336" # Red
    color11="4CAF50" # Green
    color12="FFEB3B" # Yellow
    color13="2196F3" # Blue
    color14="9C27B0" # Magenta
    color15="00BCD4" # Cyan
    color16="9E9E9E" # White

To create a custom colorscheme, modify the HEX values and place the file in the directory with colorscheme files.

FILES

/etc/tty-colorscheme/colorschemes
    Default directory for colorscheme files.