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jan-warchol · Apr 18, 2020 · b65eae4 · b65eae4
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diff --git a/tests/selenized.sh b/tests/selenized.sh
@@ -6,35 +6,35 @@ DIM="\e[37m"
 RESET="\e[0m"
 
 echo -e "$BRIGHT
-                          _            _             _
-                 ___  ___| | ___ _ __ (_)_______  __| |
-                / __|/ _ \ |/ _ \ '_ \| |_  / _ \/ _' |
-                \__ \  __/ |  __/ | \ | |/ /  __/ (_| |
-                |___/\___|_|\___|_| |_|_/___\___|\__,_|
+                         _           _            _
+                 ___ ___| |___ _ __ (_)_______ __| |
+                / __| _ \ | _ \ '_ \| |_  / _ \ _' |
+                \__ \ __/ | __/ | \ | |/ /| __/(_| |
+                |___/.__|_|.__|_| |_|_/___/.__|__._|
 $DIM
-                          author: Jan Warchoł
+                         Solarized done right
 $RESET"
 
 echo -en "\e[0m           "
-for color in 40 100 47 46 44 45 41 43 42 47 100 40; do
+for color in 40 100 47 41 43 42 46 44 45 47 100 40; do
     echo -en "\e[${color}m    "
 done
 echo -e "\e[0m"
 
 echo -ne "
-  ${BOLD}Selenized${RESET} is a color palette  based on Ethan Shoonover's ${BOLD}Solarized.${RESET}
-  I have adjusted hues and lightness to decrease ambiguity and ensure
-  readability in all conditions.
-"
+  Fine-tuned color palette for programmers with focus on ${BOLD}readability,${RESET}
+  with ${BOLD}beautiful,${RESET} vibrant and easily distinguishable accent colors.
 
-echo -en "
-  ${DIM}Note how using just slightly softer color can make this note appear
-  less important than the rest of the text while still being legible.${RESET}
 "
 
-loremipsum="\n  \e[0mLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed tempor"
-echo -en "$loremipsum\n     "
-for color in 90 37 39 36 34 35 31 33 32 39 37 90; do
-    echo -en "\e[${color}m Text"
-done
-echo -e "$loremipsum\n"
+# echo -en "
+#   ${DIM}Note how using just slightly softer color can make this note appear
+#   less important than the rest of the text while still being legible.${RESET}
+# "
+
+# loremipsum="\n  \e[0mLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed tempor"
+# echo -en "$loremipsum\n     "
+# for color in 90 37 39 36 34 35 31 33 32 39 37 90; do
+#     echo -en "\e[${color}m Text"
+# done
+# echo -e "$loremipsum\n"
diff --git a/whats-wrong-with-solarized.md b/whats-wrong-with-solarized.md
@@ -69,12 +69,13 @@ placed next to a window with high-contrast content:
 
 ![Solarized next to black&white Wikipedia](http://i.imgur.com/UlOxerG.png)
 
-This is even more visible when Solarized dark is used for a code snippets on
+This is even more visible when Solarized dark is used for code snippets on
 a website with white background:
 
 ![short code sample with Solarized](http://i.imgur.com/vStjfca.png)
 
-Selenized dark is slightly lighter and doesn't have this problem:
+Selenized dark, being slightly lighter and having more contrast,
+doesn't have this problem:
 
 ![Selenized next to black&white Wikipedia](http://i.imgur.com/OX2Ce2r.png)
 
@@ -86,7 +87,7 @@ Better terminal compatibility
 -----------------------------
 
 Solarized puts both light and dark variants in one color palette, resulting in
-a weird mapping of ANSI color codes to actual color values. For example,
+a weird mapping of ANSI color codes to actual colors. For example,
 Solarized maps color code meant for bright/bold green to "base 01" (greyish
 shade used for comments):