Terminal frame color customization and optional glossiness #760
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October 2, 2021 12:01
I mean, it's how it works in the real world; it's added to the frame's base color, not occluded by the frame.
It's saved in the profile, and defaults to white.
Lets you turn off the bright reflections.
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I checked out your repo hoping to get a solution for this, but it didn't worked for me: |
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For that shiny look!
This adds a profile setting to change the terminal frame color, and optional glossiness and a profile setting to control that. This simply adds the reflected terminal text to the frame color, as you would expect.
The frame color is set to #FFFFFF and the glossiness to 0 by default, so this shouldn't affect existing profiles. Though if you set the frame color/glossiness and then load an old profile without these settings stored in it, it won't touch them (while still changing all the stuff it has settings for).