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-- kinote theme --
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font = terminus 8
bg_normal = #222222
bg_focus = #535d6c
bg_urgent = #ff0000
fg_normal = #aaaaaa
fg_focus = #ffffff
fg_urgent = #ffffff
border_width = 0
border_normal = #000000
border_focus = #535d6c
border_marked = #91231c
# There are another variables sets
# overriding the default one when
# defined, the sets are:
# [taglist|tasklist]_[bg|fg]_[focus|urgent]
# titlebar_[bg|fg]_[normal|focus]
# Example:
#taglist_bg_focus = #ff0000
# Variables set for theming menu
# menu_[bg|fg]_[normal|focus]
# menu_[border_color|border_width]
# menu_submenu_icon = @AWESOME_ICON_PATH@/submenu.png
menu_height = 15
menu_width = 100
# Display the taglist squares
taglist_squares = true
# You can add as many variables as
# you wish and access them by using
# beautiful.variable in your rc.lua
#bg_widget = #cc0000
# Display close button inside titlebar
titlebar_close_button = false
# Define the image to load
@ (if titlebar_close_button_[normal|focus] these values are ignored)
#titlebar_close_button_img_normal = @AWESOME_ICON_PATH@/titlebar/closea.png
#titlebar_close_button_img_focus = @AWESOME_ICON_PATH@/titlebar/closera.png
# Or create your own close button
#titlebar_close_button_normal = <span>...</span>
#titlebar_close_button_focus = <span>...</span>
# You can use your own command to set your wallpaper
wallpaper_cmd = setbg
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