sarnai (ᠰᠠᠷᠠᠨᠠᠢ) means "rose" in Mongolian, my favourite colour, but most of all, the name of my beloved wife. She's the one who helped find colors name, refined the palette to be more authentic.
- Readability: Good contrast for clarity, but soft enough for long sessions.
- Minimalist: Sticking with terminal 16 colors and some variants.
- Green: Because I love green, and I'm tired of blues.
Хавар (Khavar) - Spring
Өвөл (Ovol) - Winter
Available at: sarnai.nvim
cp -r ./.config/sway/sarnai "$HOME"/.config/sway/Then, add to your config:
# Dark
include ./sarnai-khavar
# Light
include ./sarnai-ovol
You can change set $accent $sarnai to another color of your choice.
mkdir -p "$HOME"/.config/ghostty/themes/
cp -r ./.config/ghostty/* "$HOME"/.config/ghostty/themes/Then, update your config:
# Dark
theme = sarnai-khavar
# Light
theme = sarnai-ovol
mkdir -p "$HOME"/.config/alacritty/themes/
cp -r ./.config/alacritty/* "$HOME"/.config/alacritty/themes/Then, update your alacritty.toml:
[general]
# Dark
import = ["~/.config/alacritty/themes/sarnai-khavar.toml"]
# Light
import = ["~/.config/alacritty/themes/sarnai-ovol.toml"]mkdir -p "$HOME"/.config/kitty/themes/
cp -r ./.config/kitty/* "$HOME"/.config/kitty/themes/Then, update your kitty.conf:
# Dark
include ./themes/sarnai-khavar.conf
# Light
include ./themes/sarnai-ovol.conf
cp -r ./.config/tmux/sarnai.conf "$HOME"/.config/tmux/Then, update your tmux.conf :
# Dark
source-file ~/.config/tmux/sarnai-khavar.conf
# Light
source-file ~/.config/tmux/sarnai-ovol.conf
You can copy/paste the predefined colors into your
~/.config/waybar/style.css
You can use the sarnai theme
goto : titembaatar/sarnai.userstyles
Pull requests are welcome! See CONTRIBUTING for guidelines.


