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Now that I use borderless and gapless windows by default, the window management feature of kitty has become even more useful to me. This change makes it easy to determine the active kitty window. Despite having used tmux exclusively before, I have grown accustomed to the benefits of using kitty as the window manager. tmux may still be useful, for example, over ssh, but kitty is arguably the way to go for local user sessions.
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# ========== Colors ==========
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# ============================
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foreground {foreground}
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background {background}
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cursor {cursor}
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selection_foreground {background}
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selection_background {foreground}
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active_border_color {color7}
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inactive_border_color {color8}
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bell_border_color {color8}
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color0 {color0}
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color1 {color1}
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color2 {color2}
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color3 {color3}
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color4 {color4}
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color5 {color5}
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color6 {color6}
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color7 {color7}
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color8 {color8}
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color9 {color9}
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color10 {color10}
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color11 {color11}
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color12 {color12}
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color13 {color13}
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color14 {color14}
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color15 {color15}
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active_tab_foreground {color2}
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active_tab_background {background}
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active_tab_font_style normal
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inactive_tab_foreground {foreground}
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inactive_tab_background {background}
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# vim:ft=conf
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