Base2Tone-terminal – colorschemes for the default Mac OS X Terminal ported from Base2Tone iTerm2 color schemes – one of the syntax-highlighting applications containing the colorschemes of Base2Tone which are based on Duotone Themes by Simurai for Atom.

“DuoTone themes use only 2 hues (7 shades in total). It tones down less important parts (like punctuation and brackets) and highlights only the important ones. This leads to a more calm color scheme, but still lets you find the stuff you're looking for.”

• Clone or download this repo
• Go to schemes/ folder
• Double click on selected *.terminal file. It will open a new Terminal window with that color scheme.
• Set the scheme as the default one with Shell -> Use Settings as Default

This repo contains a tool made by Emil Kashkevich to convert any iTerm 2 color scheme into a Mac OS X Terminal scheme.

Convert by executing the swift script from the commandline:

$ ./tools/iterm2terminal.swift /path/to/my/awesome-scheme.itermcolors

1. Load the theme in a terminal.

2. Run:

   $ tools/preview.sh

3. Set the font size to 14 (maybe set character spacing to 1, and line-height to 1,25).

4. Take a screenshot and put it in the screenshots/ folder.

5. Update the README.md to include your new screenshot.

• Duotone Themes
• OSX Terminal Themes
• iTerm2 Color Schemes

• Simurai
• Emil Kashkevich
• Mark Badolato

Copyright (c) 2018 Bram de Haan

Released under MIT Licence