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sorry just viewed this rn, yeh that is because of how ghostty does colors, the color palette it shows is definitely ghotty's default palette.
doing a quick look on the documentation: https://ghostty.org/docs/config/reference#config-file
it seems ghostty is completely capable of having "sub" config files to be loaded from the main config file, that means you can create a sub config template to change only the colors to be used inside ghostty, pywal16 will "build" that template inside $XDG_CACHE_HOME/wal/ and you can simply load it directly from your ghostty config.
if you figure out the names of the keys that ghostty uses for colors, and build a template eg:
Hi there!
Editing this ticket as I've understood the true issue at hand.
Seems like the colors previewed in the terminal output seem to be a generic palette in all scenarios, no matter the image.
Generated palettes are working as expected.
Local Environment Details:
Platform: MacBook Pro M1 Max
Terminal Emulator: Ghostty
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