mutt: Use 'night' theme

.config/mutt/colors.night

@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+## 256 colors Night theme
+
+set my_bg = default
+set my_new = color142
+set my_old = color172
+set my_uri = color108
+set my_flag = color46
+set my_tag = color116
+set my_tag_bg = color238
+
+set my_address = color69
+set my_from = color201
+set my_to = color39
+set my_cc = green
+set my_bcc = green
+set my_replyto = green
+set my_subject = brightred
+set my_inreplyto = green
+set my_date = yellow
+set my_x = blue
+set my_sig = brightblack
+set my_attach = color116
+set my_attach_bg = color238
+set my_status = color45
+set my_status_bg = color234
+set my_indicator = color45
+set my_indicator_bg = color235
+
+set my_quote0 = color28
+set my_quote1 = color29
+set my_quote2 = color30
+set my_quote3 = color31
+set my_quote4 = color32
+set my_quote5 = color33
+set my_quote6 = color39
+set my_quote7 = color38

.config/mutt/muttrc

@@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ macro index,pager \CL "<enter-command>$my_index_format_pre"F"$my_index_format_po
 
 ## Set color variables from a theme.
 # source "$my_configdir/colors.classic"
-source "$my_configdir/colors.zenburn"
+source "$my_configdir/colors.night"
 
 ## Fallback for terminals without 256 colors. This needs to be a shell script so
 ## that it can check for terminal capabilities.

.config/mutt/sidebar.sh

@@ -6,13 +6,17 @@ if [ -n "$(man muttrc | grep sidebar)" ]; then
 set sidebar_visible = yes
 set sidebar_width = 24
 set sidebar_sort_method = alpha
-set sidebar_divider_char=' '
+set sidebar_divider_char='│'
 set sidebar_short_path = yes
 set sidebar_format = "%B%?F? [%F]?%* %?N?%N/?%S"
 set sidebar_folder_indent = yes
 
 ## Color of folders with new mail
 color sidebar_new $my_new $my_bg
+color sidebar_flagged white $my_bg
+# color sidebar_divider $my_status $my_status_bg
+color sidebar_divider $my_flag $my_bg
+color sidebar_highlight white $my_status_bg
 
 ## Ctrl-n, Ctrl-p to select next, previous folder.
 ## Ctrl-o to open selected folder