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Remove wal
This isn't needed anymore since Stylix is quite cool and modifies color schemes at the system level.
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#!/bin/sh
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if [ -e ~/.cache/wal/kitty ]; then
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for kitty_window in `fd kitty /tmp`; do
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kitty @ --to unix:$kitty_window set-colors -c -a ~/.cache/wal/kitty
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done
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fi
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if [ -e ~/.config/dunst/wal.sh ]; then
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~/.config/dunst/wal.sh
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fi
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notify-send "pywal" "Updated theme."
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# pywal
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[pywal][pywal] is a universal color scheme changer.
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## Use Cases
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pywal can be used to:
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- Generate a color scheme from a given image
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- Choose from a set of pre-defined color schemes
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- Load your own color schemes
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- Apply a color scheme to all the programs you use with a single command
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You should not use pywal if:
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- You use a desktop environment and don't mind the default look and feel of applications
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[pywal]: https://github.com/dylanaraps/pywal
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