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First of all - love the tool, discovered it recently and really happy with the functionality.
Second of all, I need suggestions for my setup.
So I'm using the latest iTerm2 (v3.5) that supports switching color preset (including background) based on the system automatically enabled/disabled dark mode, e.g., if the system is set to light mode during the day, I have the light solarized background, if it's dark mode - I have dark solarized.
As per this suggestion, I'm using scripts and aliases to switch manually between kubecolor and kubecolor --light-background, but wonder if there is more automatic way to switch?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I will take a look into the solution, I think it's possible if the terminal background color can be determined from Go program. But I just don't know how...
Hello,
First of all - love the tool, discovered it recently and really happy with the functionality.
Second of all, I need suggestions for my setup.
So I'm using the latest iTerm2 (v3.5) that supports switching color preset (including background) based on the system automatically enabled/disabled dark mode, e.g., if the system is set to light mode during the day, I have the light solarized background, if it's dark mode - I have dark solarized.
As per this suggestion, I'm using scripts and aliases to switch manually between
kubecolor
andkubecolor --light-background
, but wonder if there is more automatic way to switch?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: