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<li><strong>white_on_black</strong> or <strong>wob</strong> (256 color b&w theme). A theme for dark terminal background settings.</li>
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<li><strong>black_on_white</strong> or <strong>bow</strong> (256 color b&w theme). A theme for light terminal background settings.</li>
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<p>and three 256-color system themes (these are actual files saved in the <strong>themes</strong> installation directory): 1. <strong>brown_by_sng</strong>, <strong>pink_by_sng</strong> and <strong>purple_by_sng</strong>.</p>
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<p>The visual result of an applied theme greatly depends on the terminal settings (e.g. foreground and background color settings, palette used, number of colors supported, real or pseudo-transparency support, etc.)</p>
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<p>Pressing “<strong>t</strong>” will bring up the <em>Theme selection window</em>, which can be used to activate a theme and set the default one.</p>
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<pstyle="margin: 1.5em 4em 0 4em; text-indent: -2.5em;"><strong>Note:</strong> Themes that use more colors than those supported by the terminal in use, will not be present in the <em>Theme selection window</em>. Furthermore, if a such at theme is set as default (or requested using the “<strong>-t</strong>” command line option), <strong>PyRadio</strong> will silently fall-back to the “<strong>dark</strong>” theme (or the “<strong>light</strong>” theme, if the terminal supports 8 colors and default theme is set to “<em>light_16_colors</em>”).</p>
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5.**white_on_black** or **wob** (256 color b&w theme). A theme for dark terminal background settings.
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6.**black_on_white** or **bow** (256 color b&w theme). A theme for light terminal background settings.
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and three 256-color system themes (these are actual files saved in the **themes** installation directory): 1. **brown_by_sng**, **pink_by_sng** and **purple_by_sng**.
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The visual result of an applied theme greatly depends on the terminal settings (e.g. foreground and background color settings, palette used, number of colors supported, real or pseudo-transparency support, etc.)
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Pressing "**t**" will bring up the *Theme selection window*, which can be used to activate a theme and set the default one.
and three 256-color system themes (these are actual files saved in the \fIthemes\fR installation directory): \fBbrown_by_sng\fR, \fBpink_by_sng\fR and \fBpurple_by_sng\fR.
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The visual result of an applied theme greatly depends on the terminal settings (e.g. foreground and background color settings, palette used, number of colors supported, real or pseudo-transparency support, etc.)
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\fBpyradio\fR themes are able to be used with a transparent background.
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Pressing "\fBT\fR" will toggle the transparency setting (it is \fIoff\fR by default) and save this state in \fBpyradio\fR's configuration file.
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Pressing "\fBT\fR" will toggle the transparency setting (it is \fIoff\fR by default) and save this state in \fBpyradio\fR's configuration file.
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Setting transparency on, will actually force \fBpyradio\fR to not use its own background color, effectively making it to display whatever is on the terminal (color/picture/transparency). The visual result depends on terminal settings and whether a compositor is running.
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