Omnimaga
Calculator Community => Other Calc-Related Projects and Ideas => TI-Nspire => Topic started by: aeTIos on November 13, 2014, 11:18:00 am
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Yes it is exactly what you think it is. I really like solarized colors and I decided to make a theme for the Nspire. So far only the homescreen is 100% done, I'm still messing with the other options. You need Theme Editor (http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=6070) for it to run.
Some screenshots (Not necessarily up-to-date)
(https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/64788231/solarizedwip.png)(https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/64788231/solrzd-2.png)
(https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/64788231/solrzd-3.png)(https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/64788231/solrzd-4.png)
I'm still very much messing around with the options trying to see what they do and this is most definitely not an usable theme (yet). But I plan to finish this and then you can enjoy the glory of solarized on your Nspire CX, too! :D
P.S. the screenshots don't give an accurate image of how everything looks on-calc. Give it a swing, and please give feedback so I can improve the theme to be the best!
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Too sad Theme Editor doesn't work on OS3.6 :(
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Really? That's a pity D: Is there any information on why it doesn't work anymore?
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It uses custom syscalls and hardcoded addresses, so it would require some hard work to port it.
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No GS Nspire support? that sucks...
/me runs
I hope to see this be about 20% cooler in the future. Love the screenies.
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Have Solarized colors ... on grayscale screens ? -_o
I kinda miss the point here :P
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It uses custom syscalls and hardcoded addresses, so it would require some hard work to port it.
Ah, okay. I hope it could get ported one time tho but I can understand if people don't wanna bother.
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Insta-lled (see what I did there :P).
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Insta-lled (see what I did there :P).
Lol :P
Been working on this for a bit more, figured out file browser colors. I'm tweaking them now. Will upload a new version when I get a nice color scheme :)
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It uses custom syscalls and hardcoded addresses, so it would require some hard work to port it.
Could you make a computer program that converts the .theme file to theme.cvs?
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sed -i"" "/s/ /,/g" solarized.theme.tns
Edit: If you meant "csv". I don't know what "cvs" would be.
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Looks nice, but I wouldn't say it's really solarized IMHO, but rather Lunar Eclipsed. Solarized would require the background to be either yellow, orange, red like the sun or cyan blue like daytime sky. :P
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http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized :P
This is the dark variant of the color scheme.
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Oh ok I thought solarized as in literally, meaning daylight colors :P
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I have never seen a web presence for a color scheme O.O
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This isn't just a color scheme. It's also the best scheme ever created :D
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sed -i"" "/s/ /,/g" solarized.theme.tns
Edit: If you meant "csv". I don't know what "cvs" would be.
I did mean csv, and would that sed command make it so you can use the theme on 3.6?
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I have never seen a web presence for a color scheme O.O
It's a really popular color scheme. I use it for my terminal (Konsole which has Solarized built-in) and Vim. Also I use a solarized for ls colors.
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I have never seen a web presence for a color scheme O.O
It's a really popular color scheme. I use it for my terminal (Konsole which has Solarized built-in) and Vim. Also I use a solarized for ls colors.
Yeah, I tried out some Konsole color schemes, but solarized is just too bright. The default "linux colors" is easier to read, IMO.
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There is also the dark variant of solarized which is the most used. :P
I personally use it everywhere : wm theme, gtk theme, terminal colors (and Vim since I use Vim in a terminal), and just about everything that runs in a terminal.
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Are there any updates?
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bump