use picom, use sxiv fork, and new theme

nice to have sxiv now auto-match the theme, rather than needing to be
recompiled

1 files changed, 62 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/.config/init/gen/x-theme.sh b/.config/init/gen/x-theme.sh
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+{
+echo "\
+! Use the specified colour as the windows background colour [default White]; option -bg.
+URxvt*background: $bg_normal
+
+! Use the specified colour as the windows foreground colour [default Black]; option -fg.
+URxvt*foreground: $fg_normal
+
+! black
+URxvt*color0: $std_black
+! light black
+URxvt*color8: $light_black
+! red
+URxvt*color1: $std_red
+! light red
+URxvt*color9: $light_red
+! green
+URxvt*color2: $std_green
+! light green
+URxvt*color10: $light_green
+! yellow
+URxvt*color3: $std_yellow
+! light yellow
+URxvt*color11: $light_yellow
+! blue
+URxvt*color4: $std_blue
+! light blue
+URxvt*color12: $light_blue
+! magenta
+URxvt*color5: $std_magenta
+! light magenta
+URxvt*color13: $light_magenta
+! cyan
+URxvt*color6: $std_cyan
+! light cyan
+URxvt*color14: $light_cyan
+! white
+URxvt*color7: $std_white
+! light white
+URxvt*color15: $light_white
+
+Sxiv.background: $bg_normal
+Sxiv.foreground: $fg_focus
+Sxiv.select: $bg_focus
+Sxiv.bar: $bg_focus
+"
+
+# Select the fonts to be used. This is a comma separated list of font names that are checked in order when trying to find glyphs for characters. The first font
+echo -n "URxvt*font: "
+echo -n "xft:${mfont}:size=${mfont_size}, "
+echo -n "xft:${jfont}:size=${jfont_size}, "
+echo -n "xft:${cfont}:size=${cfont_size}, "
+echo -n "xft:${efont}:size=${efont_size}, "
+echo -n "xft:${tfont}:size=${tfont_size}, "
+echo    "xft:${bkfont}:size=${bkfont_size}"
+
+[[ -n $urxvt_bg ]] && echo "URxvt*backgroundPixmap: $HOME/backdrops/urxvt/$urxvt_bg"
+
+echo -n "Sxiv.font: xft:${mfont}:size=${mfont_size}"
+
+} > /tmp/x-theme
+