Cyberpunk-Neon/terminal

Terminal

In this folder you will find colorschemes for different terminal emulators and applications.

Alacritty

Replace your current colorscheme on .config/alacritty/alacritty.yml with the contents of alacritty/alacritty.yml

Konsole

Copy konsole/cyberpunk-neon.colorscheme into ~/.local/share/konsole/

cp konsole/cyberpunk-neon.colorscheme ~/.local/share/konsole/

Termite

Copy termite/config into ~/.config/termite/config

cp termite/config ~/.config/termite/config

Restart termite.

Tilix

Copy tilix/cyberpunk-neon.json into ~/.config/tilix/schemes

cp tilix/cyberpunk-neon.json ~/.config/tilix/schemes

Select it in Settings -> Profile -> Color

Other

See terminal-palette file

Vim

Although you can use Vim with the default terminal colors, I've created a Vim theme to better fit my needs. You need to copy vim/cyberpunkneon.vim to ~/.vim/colors

cp vim/cyberpunk-neon.vim ~/.vim/colors

And then apply the theme in your .vimrc:

colorscheme cyberpunk-neon

Set also 'termguicolors' for better integration:

set termguicolors

You can also modify and generate the theme easily with the cyberpunkneon.erb file in the resources folder.

ZSH

Those cool prompts I have are a ZSH theme. Assuming you already installed ZSH and the powerlevel10k theme for it, you only have to copy the contents of the /zsh/powerlevel9k file into your ~/.zshrc

Note: powerlevel10k config is retrocompatible with powerlevel9k syntax. You just need to tell ZSH to use the powerlevel10k theme before adding the content of the powerlevel9k file. If you, like me, have installed the theme via Archlinux User Repository, that means you have to add source /usr/share/zsh-theme-powerlevel10k/powerlevel10k.zsh-theme to your ~/.zshrc