Linux Vt
Linux Vt is a true black, vibrant, dark terminal color scheme with a #000000 background and #aaaaaa text (9.0:1 contrast)
- Background
- #000000
- Foreground
- #aaaaaa
- Text contrast
- 9.04:1AAA
- Accent contrast
- 8.10:1min 2.71
Linux Vt configs
16 formats, all from one palette
Linux Vt
Save to ~/.config/ghostty/themes/Linux Vt, then set theme = Linux Vt in config or config.ghostty
# Theme: Linux Vt (Ghostty)
# Preview & customize online: https://tintdex.afengim.com/en/schemes/linux-vt?format=ghostty
palette = 0=#000000
palette = 1=#aa0000
palette = 2=#00aa00
palette = 3=#ffff55
palette = 4=#5555ff
palette = 5=#ff55ff
palette = 6=#00aaaa
palette = 7=#aaaaaa
palette = 8=#555555
palette = 9=#aa0000
palette = 10=#00aa00
palette = 11=#ffff55
palette = 12=#5555ff
palette = 13=#ff55ff
palette = 14=#00aaaa
palette = 15=#ffffff
background = #000000
foreground = #aaaaaa
cursor-color = #aaaaaa
cursor-text = #000000
selection-background = #131313
selection-foreground = #aaaaaa
Linux Vt palette
About Linux Vt
Linux Vt is a dark terminal color scheme built on a neutral #000000 background with #aaaaaa as the default foreground. Body text reaches a 9.04:1 WCAG contrast ratio (AAA), while the 12 ANSI accent colors average 8.10:1 (minimum 2.71:1).
Its palette is highly saturated, anchored by #aa0000 red, #00aa00 green, #5555ff blue, and #ff55ff 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: Gogh (MIT OR Apache-2.0)