triandClaude Opus 5.5 75b1383edf feat(darwin-breeze): unify theme colors across KDE, Helium, T3 Code and Ghostty
Move the Darwin Breeze Dark color scheme and global theme into a stow
package. build.py generates the Helium, T3 Code and Ghostty themes from
DarwinBreezeDark.colors, and apply.sh rebuilds and applies them, so the
colors are edited in one place.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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My personal opinionated dotfiles for zsh

Requirement

  • GNU stow
  • zsh (I mean, duh)

Installation

  1. clone this repo to your $HOME and switch to cloned dir:
git -C $HOME clone https://github.com/vokhactri/.dotfiles.git && cd $HOME/.dotfiles
  1. use stow to symlink configs to $HOME/.config:
  • to symlink all config dirs
    stow */
    
  • to symlink only one config dir, for example zsh
    stow zsh
    
  1. reload your zsh to apply changes:
exec zsh

darwin-breeze + helium (theme and colors)

The Darwin Breeze Dark KDE color scheme and global theme, and the Helium, T3 Code and Ghostty themes generated from it. After stowing, apply it once:

./darwin-breeze/apply.sh

To change colors, edit DarwinBreezeDark.colors and run apply.sh again; see darwin-breeze/README.md.

tray-icons (tray icons that match Breeze)

Some icons need an extra step after stow tray-icons (a root step for Ngó Sen); see tray-icons/README.md.

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