Yes there was pi-terminal-thème for instance, which I have been using until the system theme was added. I should have said that the built-in themes were only dark/light, and that the issue of “fitting the terminal colors” was initially only remedied by an automatic switching between the two, before the system theme was added. I was referring to the out-of-the-box experience, which is how I used Pi really. The only extension I ever had was pi-terminal-theme.
I’m confused you say that because Pi did not. You can set a basic theme.
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Yes there was
pi-terminal-thèmefor instance, which I have been using until the system theme was added. I should have said that the built-in themes were only dark/light, and that the issue of “fitting the terminal colors” was initially only remedied by an automatic switching between the two, before the system theme was added. I was referring to the out-of-the-box experience, which is how I used Pi really. The only extension I ever had waspi-terminal-theme.score 1 · canonical