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lolcat: revert to busyloop (Debian) active; jaseg removed from PATH (too coarse)

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Dustin Williams
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## Rainbow output (lolcat) ## Rainbow output (lolcat)
`zsh/lolcat.zsh` wires lolcat into a few shell helpers. Works with either build: `zsh/lolcat.zsh` wires [lolcat](https://github.com/busyloop/lolcat) (Debian's
Debian's [busyloop/lolcat](https://github.com/busyloop/lolcat) (Ruby, `/usr/games/lolcat`, busyloop's Ruby build — 24-bit truecolor) into a few shell
`/usr/games/lolcat`) or the faster [jaseg/lolcat](https://github.com/jaseg/lolcat) helpers. lolcat auto-detects a tty — it colorizes straight to the terminal but
(C) when built and placed ahead on PATH (`/usr/local/bin/lolcat`). Both auto-detect passes text through plain when piped onward, so use `-f`/`--force` to colorize
a tty — they colorize straight to the terminal but pass text through plain when mid-pipeline.
piped onward, so use `-f`/`--force` to colorize mid-pipeline.
### Opt-in, per command ### Opt-in, per command
zsh/lolcat.zsh
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# zsh/lolcat.zsh (drunkendotfiles) — auto-sourced via ~/.zshrc: for f in ~/.yadr/zsh/*.zsh # zsh/lolcat.zsh (drunkendotfiles) — auto-sourced via ~/.zshrc: for f in ~/.yadr/zsh/*.zsh
# Rainbow-output helpers built on lolcat. Active build is jaseg's C lolcat at # Rainbow-output helpers built on lolcat = Debian's busyloop Ruby build at
# /usr/local/bin/lolcat (faster; built from source, ahead of Debian's busyloop # /usr/games/lolcat (upstream github.com/busyloop/lolcat; 24-bit truecolor).
# Ruby /usr/games/lolcat on PATH). Both support -f/--force-color + tty # It auto-detects a tty, so use -f/--force-color to colorize mid-pipeline.
# auto-detect, so these helpers work with either.
# This lolcat is truecolor and auto-detects a tty: it colorizes when writing # This lolcat is truecolor and auto-detects a tty: it colorizes when writing
# straight to the terminal, but passes text through UNcolored when piped onward, # straight to the terminal, but passes text through UNcolored when piped onward,
# so use -f/--force to colorize in the middle of a pipeline. # so use -f/--force to colorize in the middle of a pipeline.