Text Zebar
A TUI inspired zebar theme
Overview
The Text Zebar configuration offers a fresh and dynamic aesthetic inspired by various TUI-based themes. Still a work in progress, this configuration is set to evolve, promising significant updates that may alter its current look substantially. Designed for users looking to enhance their terminal user interface experience, Text Zebar holds great potential for customization and stylistic appeal.
Features
- Inspired Design: Merges elements from various TUI themes to create a unique and engaging aesthetic for users.
- Work in Progress: Continually evolving configuration ensures that users can expect regular updates and improvements.
- Easy Installation: Simply download and unzip the contents into your zebar config directory for quick setup.
- Customizable: Users can adjust config.css to tailor the appearance to their personal preferences.
- Framework Support: Built on the reliable Neobrutal Zebar framework, providing a solid foundation for customization.
- Community Acknowledgment: Incorporates elements from other popular sources like TUI Themes and Spicetify, indicating a collaborative approach to design.
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