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cmus config green.theme
# Another Green Theme for cmus
#
# Change this to a red or blue theme by doing the following in vim:
#
# :%s/lightgreen/light<color>/g
# :%s/green/<color>/g
#
# - roobert@gmail.com
# Directory colors
set color_win_dir=default
# Normal text
set color_win_fg=default
# Window background color.
set color_win_bg=black
#default
# Command line color.
set color_cmdline_bg=black
set color_cmdline_fg=default
# Color of error messages displayed on the command line.
set color_error=lightred
# Color of informational messages displayed on the command line.
set color_info=lightgreen
# Color of currently playing track.
set color_win_cur=blue
# Color of the separator line between windows in view (1).
set color_separator=gray
# Color of window titles (topmost line of the screen).
set color_win_title_bg=black
set color_win_title_fg=gray
# Status line color.
set color_statusline_bg=black
set color_statusline_fg=gray
# Color of the line displaying currently playing track.
set color_titleline_bg=black
set color_titleline_fg=gray
# Color of the selected row which is also the currently playing track in active window.
set color_win_cur_sel_bg=gray
set color_win_cur_sel_fg=blue
# Color of the selected row which is also the currently playing track in inactive window.
set color_win_inactive_cur_sel_bg=black
set color_win_inactive_cur_sel_fg=blue
# Color of selected row in inactive window.
set color_win_inactive_sel_bg=black
set color_win_inactive_sel_fg=default
#default
# Color of selected row in active window.
set color_win_sel_bg=gray
set color_win_sel_fg=white
set color_win_inactive_sel_bg=black
set color_win_inactive_sel_fg=white
# Command line color.
set color_cmdline_bg=black
set color_cmdline_fg=default
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