Open vp1981-lab opened 1 year ago
I made a new theme to fit UI better with Windows 11 default theme. I hope you add it in default themes, if you like it.
Does this work for Windows 10? And how should we add it?
It should work. Theme just changes colors program uses, it isn't OS specific, but there may be differences how the OS renders program window.
If you want try it, download attached "Airy.theme.txt" -file, remove ".txt" extension from the filename (leaving "Airy.theme"). Open Dopamine, go settings. In settings, Themes -section there is a link which says "Add more themes", which opens folder containing theme files. Just copy theme file in there and you can now choose it in Dopamine's settings.
It should work. Theme just changes colors program uses, it isn't OS specific, but there may be differences how the OS renders program window.
If you want try it, download attached "Airy.theme.txt" -file, remove ".txt" extension from the filename (leaving "Airy.theme"). Open Dopamine, go settings. In settings, Themes -section there is a link which says "Add more themes", which opens folder containing theme files. Just copy theme file in there and you can now choose it in Dopamine's settings.
Thank you for your good explanation, but this option is not available in the Windows version.
@vp1981-lab I really like your theme! It's very clean. I think the dark variant is not complete yet? I see that the colors are still the same as the default themes, and the tab colors are not colored like the light variant. Could you have a look at this? I'd definately add it to the defaults.
Thanks! I will look at it.
With improved dark mode. Airy.theme.txt
Hi, could you do this as a PR if it's not been added already?
From my comment on #368:
Dug through code a bit, and
src/app/services/appearance/default-themes-creator.ts
is where default themes are defined. You should be able to add it there. Make sure to update the spec file, though.
I made a new theme to fit UI better with Windows 11 default theme. I hope you add it in default themes, if you like it.
Airy.theme.txt