[18:14:52] <dstufft> it's already applying the class yea? you just need some css to give the classes some colors and shit?
[18:16:07] <nlh> the classes are applied. So, yes, I *can* just write some CSS and it will work
[18:16:49] <nlh> but it looks (to me) that we could also do it in Python - see "Creating Own Styles" on http://pygments.org/docs/styles/
[18:17:27] <nlh> so - basically, I wanted to know if you want to do it that way, or just get me to do it with CSS?
[18:18:09] <dstufft> I don't have a preference. I've never written a custom theme for pygments, the most I've ever done is pick a default style and generate the css using the command line
[18:18:42] <dstufft> it might be easier to do it with python and generate the css using pygments cli? I'm not sure
[23:14:27] <dstufft> xafer: most likely we're going to be getting a good bit of snow, and the new house has a long drive way which I really don't want tos hovel
[23:21:27] <xafer> yup, better get it before the snow prevents you from getting it ^^
[23:23:33] <xafer> http://issuestats.com/github/pypa/pip is also interesting
[23:24:13] <xafer> It would be good to close/respond quicker to all pip pull requests
[23:24:59] <dstufft> yea, it's not easy to do :| I've mostly been focused on Warehouse