Description
RGB/HEX Color Picker
RGB/HEX Color Picker is a handy little script for Nautilus. It helps you check the codes of any color you select, and you can even darken or lighten the scheme to get just the right shade!
What's Included in the Package?
This package has everything you need:
- A Python file called Color-Picker
- A hidden folder named .colorchart
- A file called view.html
How to Install RGB/HEX Color Picker
To get started, you'll need to extract the package. Make sure to copy all the content from the Color-Picker folder, including that hidden folder called .colorchart, into your Nautilus scripts folder. You can find this folder at: ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/
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What to Copy?
Here's a quick tip: don’t just copy the whole Color-Picker folder! Instead, grab only these three items:
- Color-picker.py
- .colorchart
- .colorchart/view.html
Your Next Steps!
If you're ready to download this amazing tool, check it out here: Download RGB/HEX Color Picker!
User Reviews for RGB/HEX Color Picker FOR LINUX 7
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RGB/HEX Color Picker is a handy tool in Linux. Easily modify color codes with darkening or lightening features.
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Absolutely love the RGB/HEX Color Picker! It's incredibly intuitive and makes color selection a breeze.
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This app is fantastic! The ability to darken or lighten colors easily has improved my design workflow immensely.
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A must-have tool for anyone working with colors. The installation is straightforward, and it works perfectly!
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I can't recommend this app enough! It's user-friendly and provides accurate color codes instantly.
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The RGB/HEX Color Picker is a game changer. It simplifies color management like no other tool I've used.
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Such a useful script! I appreciate how it integrates seamlessly with Nautilus and enhances my productivity.