Derp
Derp is a true black, high contrast, dark terminal color scheme with a #000000 background and #ffffff text (21.0:1 contrast)
- Background
- #000000
- Foreground
- #ffffff
- Text contrast
- 21.00:1AAA
- Accent contrast
- 9.66:1min 3.09
Derp configs
16 formats, all from one palette
Derp
Save to ~/.config/ghostty/themes/Derp, then set theme = Derp in config or config.ghostty
# Theme: Derp (Ghostty)
# Preview & customize online: https://tintdex.afengim.com/en/schemes/derp?format=ghostty
palette = 0=#111111
palette = 1=#d36265
palette = 2=#aece91
palette = 3=#e7e18c
palette = 4=#5297cf
palette = 5=#963c59
palette = 6=#5e7175
palette = 7=#bebebe
palette = 8=#666666
palette = 9=#ef8171
palette = 10=#cfefb3
palette = 11=#fff796
palette = 12=#74b8ef
palette = 13=#b85e7b
palette = 14=#a3babf
palette = 15=#ffffff
background = #000000
foreground = #ffffff
cursor-color = #ffffff
cursor-text = #000000
selection-background = #222222
selection-foreground = #ffffff
Derp palette
About Derp
Derp is a dark terminal color scheme built on a neutral #000000 background with #ffffff as the default foreground. Body text reaches a 21.00:1 WCAG contrast ratio (AAA), while the 12 ANSI accent colors average 9.66:1 (minimum 3.09:1).
Its palette is moderately saturated, anchored by #d36265 red, #aece91 green, #5297cf blue, and #963c59 magenta.
Ready-to-use configs can be exported for Ghostty, iTerm2, Kitty, Alacritty, WezTerm, Windows Terminal, Warp, foot, Rio, XFCE4 Terminal, and Xresources, along with VS Code and Zed integrated terminals, CSS variables, Tailwind CSS, and JSON.
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Source: terminal.sexy (MIT)