ascolor - create color schemes for AfterStep
ascolor [-b|--base-color
color] [-a|--angle
angle]
[-f|--file
file] [-s|--string
xmlstring] [-i|--save-image
file] [-t|--type
type] [-c|--compress
level] [-o|--output
file] [-n|--no-display] [-r|--root-window] [-h|--help] [-v|--version]
[-V|--verbose] [-D|--debug]
ascolor is a simple GUI to create color schemes for AfterStep.
ascolor writes the result into a file named color scheme in current
directory or in the directory given with
-o option (see below).
There are 4 parameters to the color scheme: Angle, Hue, Saturation and Value.
Pressing arrow keys in
ascolor window will change the currently
selected parameter. To select parameter press
'a',
'h',
's' or
'v' keys.
ascolor will also create
.mini file suitable to be used as
minipixmap in the AfterStep menu.
Rename and copy both
colorscheme and
.mini files into
~/.afterstep/colorschemes directory and refresh AfterStep menu. New
entry should show up. Select it to apply new color scheme.
-
-b --base_color color
- base color to use
-
-a --angle angle
- initial angle
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-f --file file
- an XML file to use as input
-
-s --string xmlstring
- an XML string to use as input
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-i --save-image file
- save image to given file
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-t --type type
- type of image to save
-
-c --compress level
- compression level of image
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-o --output file
- output to file
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-n --no-display
- do not display the GUI
-
-r --root-window
- draw result image on root window
-
-z --default-scheme
- use color and angle from default scheme
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-h --help
- display this help and exit
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-v --version
- display version and exit
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-V --verbose
- increase verbosity
-
-D --debug
- show debug messages
afterstep(1x).
This manual page was written by Robert Luberda <
[email protected]>, using
help2man(1) program, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used
by others).