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Putty Monokai Color Scheme manually
I would like to use the Monokai color scheme in PuTTY. However, I don't have administrator privileges so I cant use the reg file to import the scheme. The only way I can is manually change the colors at Change Settings > Window > Colors.
I'm looking for a correspondence table with in RGB colors and PuTTY color names as bellow:
- Default Foreground
- Default Bold Foreground
- Default Background
- Default Bold Background
- Cursor Text
- Cursor Colour
- ANSI Black
- ANSI Black Bold
- ANSI Red
- ANSI Red Bold
- ANSI Green
- ANSI Green Bold
- ANSI Yellow
- ANSI Yellow Bold
- ANSI Blue
- ANSI Blue Bold
- ANSI Magenta
- ANSI Magenta Bold
- ANSI Cyan
- ANSI Cyan Bold
- ANSI White
- ANSI White Bold
Solution
TL;DR
Colour0 in the .reg file corresponds to the first color listed under Window -> Colours -> Select a color to adjust in PuTTY, Colour21 corresponds to the last color in the list.
Long Answer
In PuTTY load the session you would like to edit. Go to Window -> Colours and under -> Select a color to adjust use the following RGB values for each color:
- Default Foreground: 196,197,181
- Default Bold Foreground: 196,197,181
- Default Background: 26,26,26
- Default Bold Background: 26,26,26
- Cursor Text: 246,247,236
- Cursor Colour: 196,197,181
- ANSI Black: 26,26,26
- ANSI Black Bold: 98,94,76
- ANSI Red: 244,0,95
- ANSI Red Bold: 244,0,95
- ANSI Green: 152,224,36
- ANSI Green Bold: 152,224,36
- ANSI Yellow: 250,132,25
- ANSI Yellow Bold: 224,213,97
- ANSI Blue: 157,101,255
- ANSI Blue Bold: 157,101,255
- ANSI Magenta: 244,0,95
- ANSI Magenta Bold: 244,0,95
- ANSI Cyan: 88,209,235
- ANSI Cyan Bold: 88,209,235
- ANSI White: 196,197,181
- ANSI White Bold: 246,246,239
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