WSLTheme.json

// Overide the schmes key in json inside settings/Ubuntu/Appearence-> Click on JSON    
// SideNote: Preferreble backgrounds you could use instead of 121212 are -> 1e222a, 0B1215(fav), 352f36, 101720
// Checkout -> https://medium.com/design-bootcamp/font-colors-to-use-instead-of-pure-black-000000-a53944d4e3eb
// https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/33e6n5/unconventional_terminal_color_schemes/
// https://sudoscience.blog/2023/02/28/my-top-3-linux-color-schemes/

Theme 1:
"schemes": 
    [
        {
            "background": "#121212",
            "black": "#111413",
            "blue": "#D19219",
            "brightBlack": "#212927",
            "brightBlue": "#5183B8",
            "brightCyan": "#51B8B0",
            "brightGreen": "#57A355",
            "brightPurple": "#935FB8",
            "brightRed": "#B84242",
            "brightWhite": "#F5FFFD",
            "brightYellow": "#DBBB60",
            "cursorColor": "#3780E9",
            "cyan": "#346666",
            "foreground": "#F5FFFD",
            "green": "#BC3F9B",
            "name": "CustomUbuntuColors",
            "purple": "#46285C",
            "red": "#8F3232",
            "selectionBackground": "#28405C",
            "white": "#D1D1D1",
            "yellow": "#7A6322"
        }
    ],

Theme 2:
    "schemes": 
    [
        {
            "background": "#101720",
            "black": "#111413",
            "blue": "#FADA5E",
            "brightBlack": "#212927",
            "brightBlue": "#5183B8",
            "brightCyan": "#51B8B0",
            "brightGreen": "#57A355",
            "brightPurple": "#935FB8",
            "brightRed": "#B84242",
            "brightWhite": "#F5FFFD",
            "brightYellow": "#DBBB60",
            "cursorColor": "#3780E9",
            "cyan": "#346666",
            "foreground": "#FFF4E4",
            "green": "#BC3F9B",
            "name": "CustomUbuntuColors",
            "purple": "#46285C",
            "red": "#8F3232",
            "selectionBackground": "#28405C",
            "white": "#D1D1D1",
            "yellow": "#D19219"
        }
    ],
Theme Favourite:
 "schemes": 
    [
        {
            "background": "#101720",
            "black": "#111413",
            "blue": "#FADA5E",
            "brightBlack": "#212927",
            "brightBlue": "#5183B8",
            "brightCyan": "#51B8B0",
            "brightGreen": "#57A355",
            "brightPurple": "#935FB8",
            "brightRed": "#B84242",
            "brightWhite": "#F5FFFD",
            "brightYellow": "#DBBB60",
            "cursorColor": "#3780E9",
            "cyan": "#346666",
            "foreground": "#FFF4E4",
            "green": "#BC3F9B",
            "name": "CustomUbuntuColors",
            "purple": "#46285C",
            "red": "#8F3232",
            "selectionBackground": "#28405C",
            "white": "#D1D1D1",
            "yellow": "#D19219"
        }
    ],



// Use this script below to change color of terminal to match the color of nvim when there is padding

# Function to change terminal background color for Neovim
function nvim() {
    # Use tmux-specific pass-through for the escape sequence
    if [ -n "$TMUX" ]; then
        printf "\ePtmux;\e\033]11;#1E222A\007\e\\" &
    else
        echo -e "\033]11;#1E222A\007" &
    fi
    
    # Launch Neovim
    command nvim "$@"
    
    # Restore terminal background after Neovim exits
    if [ -n "$TMUX" ]; then
        printf "\ePtmux;\e\033]11;#101720\007\e\\"
    else
        echo -e "\033]11;#101720\007"
    fi
}