clifm-colors

Extra color schemes for the clifm file manager

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Table of contents

Themes list
Screenshots
Installation
License
Constributing
Community
Creating themes

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Themes list

• amber-256 (based on old amber monochrome monitors)
• arena-256
• c64 (based on the Commodore64 color palette)
• cga (based on the CGA color palette)
• cold
• contrast
• cyberpunk
• dm10s
• gameboy (based on the GameBoy color palette)
• green-256 (based on the old green monochome monitors)
• paul-tol (based on Paul Tol's color-blind safe scheme)
• penumbra-dark (based on the penumbra color scheme, by nealmckee)
• white
• white-256

Screenshots

Amber-256

Arena-256

C64

CGA

Cold

Contrast

Cyberpunk

Dm10s

Gameboy

Green-256

Paul-tol

Penumbra-dark

White-256

White

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Installation

1.a For Archlinux users:

Install the package (it is available in the AUR). Color schemes are installed in $XDG_DATA_DIRS/clifm/colors (usually /usr/share/clifm/colors).

1.b If not using Arch:

a) Clone this repo:

git clone https://github.com/leo-arch/clifm-colors

b) cd into the colors directory and copy the color schemes (.clifm files) into the colors directory of your clifm local directory ($XDG_CONFIG_HOME/clifm/colors or $HOME/.config/clifm/colors).

2. Set your theme

Once the theme is copied, set the desired color scheme, either via the command line (with the --color-scheme option) or, once in clifm, with the cs command. You can also permanently set the color scheme using the main configuration file: clifmrc (which can be accessed via the edit command or pressing F10).

Note: If using a version of clifm prior to 1.6.1, the extension of the color theme files must be changed from .clifm to .cfm. Follow this link for more details on this issue.

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Creating new themes

You can create modified/custom versions of these color schemes by copying them into the appropriate directory and editing them to your liking via a simple text editor. For more detailed information consult the clifm wiki.

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License

This project is licensed GPL version 2 (or later).
See the LICENSE file for details.

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Contributing

Yes. Try these color schemes, modify them, and even create your own themes. If you do so, you can always fork this repo, add your theme, and submit a pull request.

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Community

Join clifm's Gitter discussion room and let us know what you think: ideas, comments, observations and questions are always welcome.
The Discussions section of clifm is also open to input.