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Setting up tmux and kitty for true color support
I’ve been using kitty and tmux together for years and recently realized my setup for true colors was broken, thanks to neovim’s :checkhealth command. After some searching and trial and error, the setup I ended up at was this:
- Remove any
export TERMlines from.zshrc,.bashrc, etc. - Set these options in tmux:
set -g default-terminal "screen-256color"
set-option -sa terminal-overrides ",xterm-kitty:RGB"
- Kill tmux, close kitty, reopen and true color support should be enabled
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If you want to support me, you can buy me a coffee.
If you play games, my PSN is mbuffett, always looking for fun people to play with.
If you're into chess, I've made a repertoire builder. It uses statistics from hundreds of millions of games at your level to find the gaps in your repertoire, and uses spaced repetition to quiz you on them.
Samar Haroon, my girlfriend, has started a podcast where she talks about the South Asian community, from the perspective of a psychotherapist. Go check it out!.
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