I us pywal to extract colors from a wallpaper, so my weekend will be me putting this scheme into an aseprite palette and pixeling a wallpaper together, does anyone know where i could contribute this?
Oh, there's a ton of ports for various applications! I didn't notice at first as the link is hidden down in the bottom left of the screen. It's something I've really liked about Catppuccin as I can use the same theme across my terminal and different editors.
This reminds me a lot of Everforest, my preferred color scheme. It also seems newer from what I can tell. Given the name it would be strange if this is a coincidence, though I don’t see any references to this in the project.
For a font that kind of matches the vibe~~, grab Maple Mono
maple mono has elicited the most "ooh, that font you're using looks nice! what is it?" reactions of any monospace font i've used, and it's cute!
I am in dire need of a proportional font that fits non-grid use cases that's in same mood as Maple Mono.
EDIT: I've just realised that Maple Mono is the font used on the submission's website.
thank you so much. I love this!
seconding maple mono! i use it everywhere possible
Ouch. I wish pastel like light mode schemes didn't abandon any semblance of contrast. It makes them impossible for me to actually use.
I us pywal to extract colors from a wallpaper, so my weekend will be me putting this scheme into an aseprite palette and pixeling a wallpaper together, does anyone know where i could contribute this?
If you have a website with a feed I’d gladly follow :)
Otherwise I’d go with itch?
Oh, there's a ton of ports for various applications! I didn't notice at first as the link is hidden down in the bottom left of the screen. It's something I've really liked about Catppuccin as I can use the same theme across my terminal and different editors.
I also completely missed that. It could be more prominent!
This reminds me a lot of Everforest, my preferred color scheme. It also seems newer from what I can tell. Given the name it would be strange if this is a coincidence, though I don’t see any references to this in the project.
Everforest is indeed cited as an inspiration, in some of the individual projects.
Good eye!