xoris

Xoris is an exceptional software tool that assists you in seamlessly inserting RGB color values while editing CSS-files. The best part about it is its simplicity. Xoris has a foolproof philosophy - it dumps color to stdout. The program functions in three different variants, which include hex (#b0958e), a string of RGB numbers (229 229 229), and even an abstract name (gray90).

What's interesting about Xoris is that you can get enumerated color specifications with just a click. Simply use Button1, Ctrl+Button1, and Shift+Button1 keys as per your need. It's always recommended to type 'xoris -h' for additional help.

Xoris has been rigorously tested on a 24-dept display, and its requirements include ANSI C compiler, X Window, and Imake. To install it, all you need to do is type % xmkmf and % make. Similarly, to install it as an administrator, type make install.

For a quick test, type % xoris | xmessage -file. If you wish to use it conveniently, try writing a script. Here's an example of a convenience script to get you started:

!/bin/sh
while true do
xoris | xmessage -buttons 'Grab,Quit' -nearmouse
-xrm '*iconName:xoris output'
-title 'xoris output'
-geometry 180x65
-file -
[ $? -eq 102 ] && exit done.

Overall, Xoris is an excellent software tool that is easy to use and provides great value for its users.