Srcery palette template for cmus theme
# cmus Srcery Color Scheme # Author: https://github.com/Charsinic # Directory colors set color_win_dir=7 # Normal text set color_win_fg=7 # Window background color. set color_win_bg=default # Command line color. set color_cmdline_bg=default set color_cmdline_fg=default # Color of error messages displayed on the command line. set color_error=1 # Color of informational messages displayed on the command line. set color_info=10 # Color of the separator line between windows in view (1). set color_separator=8 # Color of window titles (topmost line of the screen). set color_win_title_bg=235 set color_win_title_fg=15 # Status line color. set color_statusline_bg=235 set color_statusline_fg=15 # Color of currently playing track. set color_win_cur=10 # Color of the line displaying currently playing track. set color_titleline_bg=237 set color_titleline_fg=10 # Color of the selected row which is also the currently playing track in active window. set color_win_cur_sel_bg=237 set color_win_cur_sel_fg=10 # Color of the selected row which is also the currently playing track in inactive window. set color_win_inactive_cur_sel_bg=default set color_win_inactive_cur_sel_fg=7 # Color of selected row in active window. set color_win_sel_bg=237 set color_win_sel_fg=9 # Color of selected row in inactive window. set color_win_inactive_sel_bg=default set color_win_inactive_sel_fg=15
Srcery color palette
Srcery is dark syntax highlighting color scheme with clearly defined contrasting colors and a slightly earthy tone.
Convert hex color to RGB values in PHP
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Hexwords
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Color Survey Results
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Color Naming Experiment
Each user was shown a random color and asked to type in a name. We asked people provide the most generic name possible, dropping things like modifiers (blue instead of light blue). Instead of using the entire RGB spectrum (millions), we pruned the color set to 216 «web safe» colors. This helped ensure every color had many responses. We left it online for a week or so and collected 6,276 color responses.