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Xterm stores colour values in the ~/.Xresources. This document will walk you through the process.

Start by cloning the tempus-themes-xterm repo and entering it (unless you prefer copy-pasting, in which case adapt accordingly):

git clone https://github.com/protesilaos/tempus-themes-xterm.git --depth 1 && cd tempus-themes-xterm

Now you want to append the content of the theme to your .Xresources. You need to append it, otherwise you will overwrite its contents. As such, run the following command, substituting [SCHEME-NAME] with the one you want:

cat [SCHEME-NAME] >> ~/.Xresources

For example, if you want tempus_winter:

cat tempus_winter.Xcolors >> ~/.Xresources

It is important to note the use of >>. It is the command that appends the content to the file. Be careful if you are typing this. A single > will overwrite the file's contents.

Whatever method you use, do not forget to reload the configurations, with the command xrdb -merge ~/.Xresources (may need to close all terminals and re-open them).

Enjoy!

For all available ports, refer to the main Tempus themes repo.

All contributions should be submitted to the Tempus themes generator. See CONTRIBUTING.md.

GNU General Public License Version 3. See LICENSE.

The Tempus themes project consists of a number of repositories. It is maintained with a set of scripts and utilities, stored in the tempus-themes-utils.

All theme files are created with the Tempus themes generator. See the generator CONTRIBUTING.md.

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