agave1
Colorscheme designer for the gnome desktop
Usage
agave [options]
Overview
Agave is a program for generating colorschemes from a starting color. It currently supports five different colorscheme types:
* Complements: The starting color and the color directly across the color wheel
* Split Complements: the starting color and the two colors that are slightly
offset from the color directly across the color wheel
* Triads: the starting color and the two colors 1/3 of the way around the wheel
in each direction.
* Tetrads: The starting color and its complement plus another color slightly
offset from the starting color and _its_ complement
* Analogous: The starting color and two colors slightly offset in hue
* Monochromatic: The starting color and two other colors of the same hue, one
lighter, and one darker
Using Agave
* Choose a starting color by clicking on the color button or selecting a color
from the palette, and then select a scheme type from the combo box. The
generated scheme will be displayed in the main window.
* The left-most Color in the main window is the currently-selected color. This
color can be added to your favorites list with the '+' button in the bottom
right, or with the keyboard shortcut 'Ctrl+D'.
* To make one of the other colors in the scheme the currently-selected color, you
can double-click the colorswatch.
* To copy a hexstring representation of the color (e.g. #FFFFFF) to the
clipboard, right-click the colorswatch and select the 'copy' menu
item.
Options
Help Options:
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-?, --help -
Show help options
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--help-all -
Show all help options
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--help-gtk -
Show GTK+ Options
GTK+ Options
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--class=CLASS -
Program class as used by the window manager
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--name=NAME -
Program name as used by the window manager
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--screen=SCREEN -
X screen to use
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--sync -
Make X calls synchronous
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--gtk-module=MODULES -
Load additional GTK+ modules
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--g-fatal-warnings -
Make all warnings fatal
Application Options:
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-d, --debug -
Enable Debugging output
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--display=DISPLAY -
X display to use
Releases
Unchanged in 6 releases since Debian 4.0 (Etch).