Various documents/snippets around trying to figure out base16 styling (and Pygments).

Previews for Pygments syntax highlighting styles.

The README of the PicoPygments plugin (active in this blog) repository, which uses Python-Pygments and a variety of CSS styles for code block syntax highlighting. README can be ahead of the official repo.

Venerable and versatile XTerm. Carrying cruft from four decades. I am a big friend of lightweight terminal emulators - I want them to pop up immediately, without having to run a daemon. Despite all its baggage, xterm is extremely fast. The default icon is absolutely hideous.

Sometimes you want to change the icon an application displays e.g. in the panel but cannot for some reason. (under Xorg) If you can get your hands on fbpanel (for Archlinux users, instead of compiling from source), install it. We will use it not as a panel, but only for its "icons" plugin that allows to replace troublesome icons with nicer ones.

Symlink to README.md of the repository of the tagblog theme (as seen in this blog), with screenshots and instructions. Warning: can be ahead of the official repo.

This cost me several hours of my life, so I'm putting it here never to be forgotten: Source

Conky is good for displaying things on the desktop. But it has a few disadvantages: One could use gkrellm, which is similar to conky, better in some areas, less so in others. One could make a transparent terminal, stick it to the desktop, and make it run the command that (continuously) produces the desired output.