We now have our own OM palette theme for the Kitty Terminal.
Ctl+Shft+s to download the file, or use the button shown in the photo below.
Place it in ~/.config/kitty/kitty.conf
Waiting for @klejdiLOL to post a screenshot or two. Thank you sir, for your help on this.
This theme is pretty awesome! I also converted it to work in ghostty (I compiled it from source, but I know that it’ll be in the repos at some point in the future). In case anyone has also compiled ghostty already, or you’re seeing this in the future after it’s been packaged by the team…here’s the ghostty config for the theme:
# OM Theme - ghostty
#font-family = Liberation Mono
#font-size = 9.0
#regular-font = /usr/share/fonts/TTF/liberation/LiberationMono-Regular.ttf
#font-family-bold = /usr/share/fonts/TTF/liberation/LiberationMono-Bold.ttf
#font-family-italic = /usr/share/fonts/TTF/liberation/LiberationMono-Italic.ttf
#font-family-bold-italic = /usr/share/fonts/TTF/liberation/LiberationMono-BoldItalic.ttf
#background-blur = true
#background-opacity 0.7
background = #232627
foreground = #ffffff
cursor-color = #d0d0d0
selection-background = #444444
palette = 0=#232627
palette = 8=#767676
palette = 1=#cc2263
palette = 9=#e2266e
palette = 2=#40da76
palette = 10=#4bff8a
palette = 3=#da7340
palette = 11=#dac040
palette = 4=#2080bb
palette = 12=#40a5da
palette = 5=#a740da
palette = 13=#c14afd
palette = 6=#61c583
palette = 14=#72e69a
palette = 7=#afb3bd
palette = 15=#ecf2ff
selection-foreground = #cecece
The only part I’m unsure of is the section where you designate the path to the specific fonts listed. I have that part commented out since I already have other font characteristics designated in my ghostty config file.
You’ll be able to just copy and paste this into your ghostty config, and then just uncomment anything that I have commented out. I hope this helps someone at some point 
Thank you Mike. I do not use ghostty, so I don’t know what the path is.
@schappellshow Thanks Mike. Is this the whole ghostty.config ?
It’s not the whole config…just the part that will theme it with the OM color scheme and fonts from the kitty.conf file listed above.
A full config will have keybindings, window settings, and other stuff. Ghostty is pretty configurable…so there’s a lot that you can do with it.
It’s also possible to make your own theme file in ghostty and save it to your ghostty config folder. With that said, the method of just copy and pasting things into the main config was easier for me…so that’s what I did. I might mess around with making an actual theme file at some point.
OK, so there is no way I can just do this one up as a config file and make the file available to download. If you can do that at some point, you can add it to the GitHub repo as a pull request. You would be the first! Just edit the readme to add the instructions and path. 
Several of us are working on getting our OM brand theme on all of the terminal clients. That could take a while. There are a lot of them.
Actually…ghostty does come with a “default” config file that I keep as somewhat of a backup/reference. That’s basically clear of any modifications, so if you use it, you’re just running the defaults. I can take the OM Theme stuff and put it into that default config file. That could then be the new “default OM ghostty config” file that anyone else can build off of once that package is done.
That would be great! Our hope is that we can put those into the terminal clients as we make them available in our repos. We just basically want a default that is ours.
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