Twelve themes, one vision. The full palette of my perspective, adapted for most terminals. —X.
My Starship configuration on Ubuntu
Yoink: GNOME Shell extension for copy on select with Shift (works in Claude Code, Codex, vim, tmux), clipboard history, and Ctrl+Shift+C/V in the terminal on Russian and other non-Latin layouts. Wayland, GNOME 46–50.
Design, preview, and safely apply complete Linux terminal themes — palettes, typography, Starship prompts, and Fastfetch greetings.
Build a Ptyxis palette from the light variant of one palette and the dark variant of another
Obsidian plugin: open a native terminal (PowerShell on Windows, the system default terminal on Linux, Terminal on macOS) at your vault root or any folder/file — from the ribbon or right-click menu.
A muted post-apocalyptic dark theme for Ptyxis — slate, dust, steel, sand, and survival orange.
A GNOME Shell 50 extension that transforms the Ptyxis into a drop-down "Quake-style" terminal.
Wallpaper colours for the whole GNOME desktop in one binary: Shell, GTK, icons, Ptyxis, Console, Black Box and open terminals
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