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Vulpes Devices

The hardware arm of the Vulpes look — one palette, one glyph, generated out to seven device targets: Flipper Zero, OnionOS handhelds, the TD-H3 radio, Meshtastic nodes, a PortaPack, plus iPhone and iMac wallpapers. It takes the cyberpunk-neon Vulpes scheme from my editor and pushes it down onto the little screens, so my devices boot and theme in the same visual language as everything else I make.

One look, many targets — the Vulpes glyph and palette generated across Flipper, OnionOS, TD-H3, Meshtastic, PortaPack, and the desktop
One look, many targets — the Vulpes glyph and palette generated across Flipper, OnionOS, TD-H3, Meshtastic, PortaPack, and the desktop

Everything derives from a single shared palette file — the same #e60067 magenta and #6eedf7 teal that run through the rest of the Vulpes system — so a new device target is mostly a matter of teaching the generator that platform's theme format. The scheme itself is open: it grew out of vulpes.nvim, and vulpes-theme-lab is a live builder for spinning up your own variant.

The Flipper Zero boot animation, generated straight from the palette — the fox, on a 128×64 monochrome screen
The Flipper Zero boot animation, generated straight from the palette — the fox, on a 128×64 monochrome screen