@kecan0406/ttheme 1.2.18 → 1.2.20

package/README.md

@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ page](https://ttheme.vercel.app/market) lists the public ones.
 
 `ttheme new rei` opens the palette editor on a blank palette: a few seeds grow
 twenty colors that pass the contrast gate, then each one is tuned in OKLCH while
-the terminal repaints as you go. It makes `<you>@<market>/rei`, named after your
+a mock terminal beside them shows the result. It makes `<you>@<market>/rei`, named after your
 GitHub handle and a market name the first `new` asks for, in
 `~/.config/ttheme/market/<market>`, and installs it; `--from rei` starts from
 rei's colors instead. `ttheme edit rei` opens the same editor — on any palette,
@@ -199,8 +199,8 @@ two share the screen, and how to let Neovim wear the palette instead:
 
 ## Background pictures
 
-A palette can wear a picture behind the text. ttheme ships none: `ttheme
-preview` → enter, then `f` in the picture panel searches danbooru, konachan, yande.re and zerochan for the character live
+A palette can wear a picture behind the text. ttheme ships none: in `ttheme`,
+`tab` on a palette opens its panel, and `f` there searches danbooru, konachan, yande.re and zerochan for the character live
 (safe-rated by default), or takes a picture you paste or drop, cuts the
 character out on macOS, tints it to the palette — or keeps its own colors — and
 installs it on your machine only. Ghostty shows the focused tab's picture, iTerm2, Konsole and Terminal.app one per tab, kitty one per
@@ -251,10 +251,13 @@ Danbooru, which state no license; none of it ships on npm.
 Every background picture belongs to the artist who drew it. ttheme never passes
 one on: a palette or a share code names a booru post by its number, and each
 machine fetches it from that booru itself. `find` names who drew each post and
-links the post and the artwork's own page, an installed picture keeps its
-artist and source, and preview's image edit names the artist over the picture. The
-pictures are for your own terminal — when you show one off, credit the artist
-and link the artwork's page, not the booru's copy.
+links the artwork's own page, the post and the artist's own pages — pixiv, X and
+Bluesky, and Fanbox, Skeb, Patreon or Fantia where they take support. An
+installed picture keeps them all, preview's image edit names the artist over the
+picture with the same links, and a share link's page names them too. The
+pictures are for your own terminal — when you show one off, `y` in preview's
+image edit copies a line that credits the artist and links the artwork's page,
+not the booru's copy.
 
 ## License