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As of now the only difference for a window with a bell is that the text gets bold, which is barely visible. I suggest changing the font color to make it more evident.
I did it in my configuration file (end of dracula.sh) by copying your line and changing it:
which needs to have the colors reverted back to their names.
With this change, calling
echo -e '\a'
on a shell (possibly with a pause before it, or a command you want to be notified when it finishes) will make the window name change to orange. If you're working on another window while you wait, this will be much more obvious than a indistinguishable bold font.
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As of now the only difference for a window with a bell is that the text gets bold, which is barely visible. I suggest changing the font color to make it more evident.
I did it in my configuration file (end of
dracula.sh
) by copying your line and changing it:set-window-option -g window-status-format "#[fg=#{?window_bell_flag,##ffb86c,##ffffff}]#[bg=#44475a] #I #W#{?window_flags,#[fg=##6272a4]#{window_flags},}"
with the relevant portion being
which needs to have the colors reverted back to their names.
With this change, calling
on a shell (possibly with a pause before it, or a command you want to be notified when it finishes) will make the window name change to orange. If you're working on another window while you wait, this will be much more obvious than a indistinguishable bold font.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: