Using Gogh in Interactive Mode

The primary way to use Gogh is through its interactive script, gogh.sh. This script provides a user-friendly interface to browse, select, and apply themes directly from your terminal.

Running the Script

To start, execute the script using the one-line installer command for your system:

For Linux: 

bash -c "$(wget -qO- https://git.io/vQgMr)"

For macOS: 

bash -c "$(curl -sLo- https://git.io/vQgMr)"

The Theme Menu

Upon execution, the script will first display the Gogh logo and a color palette demonstration. It will then present a multi-column list of all available themes:

Themes:

  (   1 ) 3024 Day             (  40 ) Base2tone Lavender     (  79 ) Birds Of Paradise      ( 118 ) Dracula
  (   2 ) 3024 Night           (  41 ) Base2tone Mall         (  80 ) Blazer                 ( 119 ) Earthsong
  (   3 ) Aci                  (  42 ) Base2tone Meadow       (  81 ) Blue Dolphin           ( 120 ) Elemental
  ...
  ( ALL ) All themes

Usage : Enter Desired Themes Numbers (OPTIONS) Separated By A Blank Space
        Press ENTER without options to Exit

Enter OPTION(S) :

Selecting Themes

You can select themes in several ways:

  • Apply a Single Theme: Enter the number corresponding to the theme you want and press Enter. 

    Enter OPTION(S) : 118

  • Apply Multiple Themes: Enter multiple numbers separated by spaces. Gogh will create a new terminal profile for each selected theme. 

    Enter OPTION(S) : 118 142 278

  • Apply All Themes: To install every available theme, type ALL and press Enter. This is useful for browsing themes later in your terminal's profile settings. 

    Enter OPTION(S) : ALL

Automatic Terminal Detection

Gogh automatically detects your current terminal emulator (e.g., gnome-terminal, tilix, iterm.app) and uses the correct method to apply the color scheme. For most supported terminals, this involves creating a new profile with the theme's name and color settings.