Add Batroun and Beirut themes - #178
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Two Omarchy themes from the Levantine Sunset collection. Batroun is a coastal blue-grey ground; Beirut a warmer plum-leaning one. Both ship four wallpapers and share a warm sandstone/terracotta accent family. Screenshots are real desktop sessions with a terminal and an editor, converted per the README: 1200x675, ~41KB each.
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two themes, safe asset paths, alphabetical placement.
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Two themes from the Levantine Sunset collection, both named after towns on the Lebanese coast.
They share a warm sandstone/terracotta accent family, and each ships four wallpapers.
Screenshots are real desktop sessions with a terminal and an editor open, converted per the README (
magick preview.png -strip -resize '1200>' -quality 80 …): 1200x675, ~41KB each. No cursor, no notifications, nothing personal.The two
<figure>blocks are inserted in alphabetical order — Batroun between Batou and Bauhaus, Beirut between Bauhaus and Biscuit de Mar Dark.What else each theme ships (not part of this diff)
Four wallpapers per theme, generated procedurally from the theme's own hex values — no source photographs.
And an
unlock.pngboot mark, which Omarchy uses for both the Plymouth splash and the SDDM greeter:These live in the theme repos and are shown here only for context — this PR adds two
.webpscreenshots and ten lines of HTML, nothing else.