Estimated cell size: 8 x 15ĭeleted log file at "/tmp/Alacritty-7785.log"Įrror: Error creating GL context Received multiple errors. Got font path="/usr/share/fonts/truetype/dejavu/DejaVuSansMono.ttf", index=0 "/home/user/.config/alacritty/alacritty.yml" OS:Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS, running X11, GNOME ShellĬreated log file at "/tmp/Alacritty-8481.log" in more than one shell) unless I know it is safe to do. However, I don't know what I'm dealing with and I do not want to mess up with that variable permanently (i.e. If I manually start vsync using export vblank_mode=1 alacritty can be started. Reading other issues in this repo I can see that the vsync error is not a common one.
ALACRITTY DRACULA FULL
If you are curious about the full setup, check out my dotfiles repo.Alacritty crashes without starting and complains about not being able to set up vsync (see logs below). Now I can switch color schemes with only one command! (I still need to restart/reload open Vim sessions, but I can live with it.) colorscheme ayu-light cat alacritty/base.yml alacritty/ $/.alacritty.ymlĬonfigure_vim 'let ayucolor="light"\ncolorscheme ayu'Įcho "Supported colorschemes: dracula, nord, pink-moon, ayu-light" exit 1 Once I prepared a YAML file for each color scheme, it was quite easy with a one-liner. alacritty.yml from the git repository and generate it out of a base template and color scheme files. It was annoying that the repository had unstaged changes every time I switched color schemes.
ALACRITTY DRACULA UPDATE
It was tedious to update the color schemes of Vim and Alacritty together. I started switching color schemes depending on the time and the mood and bumped into a couple of issues. Ayu Light: Good in the morning or at a place with natural light.With termguicolors, light color schemes became finally usable!Īfter trying dozens of color schemes, I picked the following: I turned it on, and the colors looked gorgeous! Before learning about termguicolors, I had tried light color schemes like Ayu Light and given up because of too low contrast (left in the following image). It enables true colors (24-bit colors) instead of 256 colors (8-bit). I started trying other color schemes and found Vim’s termguicolors option in ayu-vim’s README. Dracula has its official Alacritty theme, and it looks better! termguicolors I was using the Dracula color scheme that I converted with my tool from iTerm2-Color-Schemes for Alacritty. But once you pick a few favorite ones, it’s worth checking if they have official color schemes that are likely to be more maintained. You can get a random color scheme by :colorscheme random. Vim-colorschemes is a great way to try out different color schemes. It had a different background color for pop-ups! Yes, it’s subtle, but now I can distinguish pop-ups from the background. I tried the official Dracula color scheme for Vim. I was using Dracula from vim-colorschemes, which hadn’t been updated for three years. The pop-up of coc.nvim had the same color as the background color, and it was hard to distinguish a pop-up and the background. I liked the colors, but I had a small problem with it on Vim.
I have been using Dracula color scheme on Vim and Alacritty for a while. Here is how I improved colors on my terminal and made it easy to switch them depending on the time and the mood. A good terminal setup makes it fun to work with computers.
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