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Changing the default color scheme
See original GitHub issueHi all,
I have bee trying to change the default color scheme to no avail. Some people pointed out here that It’s “Material” (and thats the name it says in the settings) one which is clearly not the case because the color codes don’t even match when I go into customize. Manually searched for them and saw them in tabby-terminal/src/config.ts . Changing these doesn’t seem to do anything.
What am I missing here?
Thanks
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If you change it in the code, you’ll also need to remove the saved value from the current config file, as it gets copied over on the first start.
I want to customise the default one in the source code itself. So if I am to build it, it would use the one I specified. I am open to just specify one of the community ones as the default rather than changing the colours themselves.