Dimidium is a standard-looking terminal color scheme, adjusted to have uniform visibility across all colors.
It aims to be a solid default for terminals.
📣 News: Dimidium is now built into Windows Terminal (since v1.23.12681.0). 🥳
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→ Go to the config directory.
- dimidium-btop - Dimidium color scheme for btop system monitor.
By adjusting traditional color scheme, Dimidium solves visibility issues while preserving their essence.
Crafted with CAM16, it considers the perceptual aspects(lightness, hue) of human color vision.
(Top: Before adjustment / Bottom: Dimidium)
By reducing perceptual lightness differences by half, common issues such as too dark blues and excessively vibrant greens have been resolved.
(Note: 'Dimidium' is Latin for 'half'.)
(Left: Before adjustment / Right: Dimidium)
Hue differences were equalized to maximize color variation.
Introducing hue offsets between normal/bright colors ensures even better distinction.
Explore the science behind Dimidium.
Color appearance model - Wikipedia
Dimidium: Terminal color scheme crafted with science (한국어)
Colormaps for data visualization with full range of lightness.
They provide excellent contrast, making data clearer and easier to interpret.
