Title pretty self-explanatory, I want a bad apple scheme variant for light mode theme.
Right now, the action command seems to be ignoring the current color-scheme. I confirmed this, since if you:
execute the action command (>badapple) in overview
and then check the color-scheme (via gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.interface color-scheme)
it still properly outputs 'prefer-light'.
But >badapple statically applies a dark color scheme regardless of what the user's current color-scheme is by applying a scheme that seems to be made for dark mode only.
This raises issues where applications that properly respond to user's current color-scheme and applies a light mode theme seem to be the ones that are out of place since everything else seem to be in dark mode theme (e.g.: file explorer, terminal, AGS, etc).
Preview of Discord that seem to be out of place
![image](https://github.com/end-4/dots-hyprland/assets/72034970/ccdf0286-ec99-45f7-a302-63ee1d0077b6)
I want the action >badapple to consider what the current user preferred theme mode is and apply the appropriate color scheme based on that.
How will it help
This addition will make the color/theme generation much more consistent across user's current color-scheme.
What would you like to be added?
Title pretty self-explanatory, I want a bad apple scheme variant for light mode theme.
Right now, the action command seems to be ignoring the current color-scheme. I confirmed this, since if you:
>badapple
) in overviewgsettings get org.gnome.desktop.interface color-scheme
)it still properly outputs 'prefer-light'.
But
>badapple
statically applies a dark color scheme regardless of what the user's current color-scheme is by applying a scheme that seems to be made for dark mode only.This raises issues where applications that properly respond to user's current color-scheme and applies a light mode theme seem to be the ones that are out of place since everything else seem to be in dark mode theme (e.g.: file explorer, terminal, AGS, etc).
Preview of Discord that seem to be out of place
![image](https://github.com/end-4/dots-hyprland/assets/72034970/ccdf0286-ec99-45f7-a302-63ee1d0077b6)
I want the action
>badapple
to consider what the current user preferred theme mode is and apply the appropriate color scheme based on that.How will it help
This addition will make the color/theme generation much more consistent across user's current color-scheme.