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NicklasVraa / Color-manager

Recolor icon packs, themes, wallpapers and assets with a few clicks or lines of code.
GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
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when windows 11 port #12

Open kingofcube opened 6 months ago

kingofcube commented 6 months ago

please.

NicklasVraa commented 6 months ago

The program is written in Python using the os module, so it should work on anything. Have you tried it out?

ItsTerm1n4l commented 6 months ago

Linux uses GTK for theming and uses icon packs for displaying icons (in the file manager). color-manager modifies gtk themes and linux icon packs to theme Linux. Windows doesn't use GTK or Linux icon packs - they are incompatible so although you can quite possibly install color-manager on Windows and change some packs you download, you will not be able to use them on Windows. sorry :(

kingofcube commented 6 months ago

Linux uses GTK for theming and uses icon packs for displaying icons (in the file manager). color-manager modifies gtk themes and linux icon packs to theme Linux. Windows doesn't use GTK or Linux icon packs - they are incompatible so although you can quite possibly install color-manager on Windows and change some packs you download, you will not be able to use them on Windows. sorry :(

just make one that just exports an .ico that u chose into an .ico file

kingofcube commented 6 months ago

Linux uses GTK for theming and uses icon packs for displaying icons (in the file manager). color-manager modifies gtk themes and linux icon packs to theme Linux. Windows doesn't use GTK or Linux icon packs - they are incompatible so although you can quite possibly install color-manager on Windows and change some packs you download, you will not be able to use them on Windows. sorry :(

just make one that just exports an .ico that u chose into an .ico file

also i dont care about themes, just make it change the colors of icons

ItsTerm1n4l commented 6 months ago

Im sorry, I don't quite understand what you want, I get that you don't care about the GTK themes, but do you just want to be able to edit Linux icon themes on Windows to then use on Linux, or edit the icon themes and then apply and use them on Windows?

kingofcube commented 6 months ago

Im sorry, I don't quite understand what you want, I get that you don't care about the GTK themes, but do you just want to be able to edit Linux icon themes on Windows to then use on Linux, or edit the icon themes and then apply and use them on Windows?

nope, edit an .ico file ans then export to png, jpg, svg or ico

ItsTerm1n4l commented 1 month ago

Linux Icon themes are made up of svg's or png's already, if you are trying to change an individual image there are tools online to do that. see imagegonord.