In the context of the Linux desktop, Dark Mode is the ability for certain applications to look dark without using a dark theme. In other words it makes it possible for some applications to be dark while the rest of the desktop remains light.
This works with the new Mint-Y, but not with this current Mint-Yz fork here. Probably because names were changed from "-dark" to "-darkest". Anyway, I want to restart all this work all over again, from the up-to-date upstream source. And then I should be careful on not making too many changes, so this dark mode will work.
This will be great for watching movies, TV, pictures and more. It will work on Celluloid, Hypnotix, Xviewer, Pix and the Gnome Terminal. Of course, you can switch this dark mode on or off at your convenience.
SebastJava
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2 years ago
In the context of the Linux desktop, Dark Mode is the ability for certain applications to look dark without using a dark theme. In other words it makes it possible for some applications to be dark while the rest of the desktop remains light.
This works with the new Mint-Y, but not with this current Mint-Yz fork here. Probably because names were changed from "-dark" to "-darkest". Anyway, I want to restart all this work all over again, from the up-to-date upstream source. And then I should be careful on not making too many changes, so this dark mode will work.
This will be great for watching movies, TV, pictures and more. It will work on Celluloid, Hypnotix, Xviewer, Pix and the Gnome Terminal. Of course, you can switch this dark mode on or off at your convenience.