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I really like this prompt so much that I've put it on more shells than I should have 😅 Since the prompts look so similar, sometimes I forget which computer I'm using, even though it's right in the prompt, and in the terminal window's title 😛 Instead, I thought it might be nice if I could make one shell bluish, another orangish, etc... Is there perhaps a way to limit the range of colors it will use? e.g. just use colors in the green-yellow-orange range and leave out the rest, the reds, purples, blues basically? Perhaps I could make some minor changes to https://github.com/dosentmatter/lolcat/blob/master/lolcat.c?
Thanks
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It doesn't look like lolcat.c supports limiting colors. My lolcat.c is pretty behind the upstream repo. You would have to submit changes to my fork or fork https://github.com/jaseg/lolcat on your own.
Cool thanks. Yes I see... well for now I just used the numbers from Haoyi's color table and put the one's I wanted to use in your lolcat.c's codes[] array.
I really like this prompt so much that I've put it on more shells than I should have 😅 Since the prompts look so similar, sometimes I forget which computer I'm using, even though it's right in the prompt, and in the terminal window's title 😛 Instead, I thought it might be nice if I could make one shell bluish, another orangish, etc... Is there perhaps a way to limit the range of colors it will use? e.g. just use colors in the green-yellow-orange range and leave out the rest, the reds, purples, blues basically? Perhaps I could make some minor changes to https://github.com/dosentmatter/lolcat/blob/master/lolcat.c?
Thanks
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