Closed MirceaMx closed 5 years ago
Yeah, I'm actually aware of this since the beginning, cause I'm not a big fan of any dark theme. I'll consider to add a dark variant to this icon theme later, but it probably won't come soon.
@freywazza @MirceaMx
You can quickly (little over a minute) make turn this theme dark by using sed and find
find . -exec sed -i -e 's/4d4d4d/dbe7ff/g' {} \; find . -exec sed -i -e 's/303030/dbe7ff/g' {} \;
This command will replace the colors 4d4d4d and 303030 with dbe7ff (replace dbe7ff with your prefer 'light' color) "cd" to the Yosa directory in your terminal before running the 2 lines (make a backup of Yosa it modifies the theme) .
//4d4d4d is the color of the toolbar icons in Yosa //303030 is the color of small places icons in Yosa
You don't have to make them the same color in the light version: the KDE default themes uses 1 color for monochrome, so I went with 1 as well.
You can read about sed here (http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Sed.html)
Most of the major icon themes just recolor the monochrome icons to make a "dark icon" version, so this method gets the job done completely. You can also be slightly more fancy like Papirus, and recolor the folders in the dark theme (Pink please :). But even then this gets you most of the way.
Thanks demoy, I'm aware of using the sed script to change the svg color, I use it quite frequently to change the svg colors in batch. I'll consider to add a dark variant to this icon theme.
A dark variant has been added.
Thank you
Some icons look terrible with a dark theme (using Breeze Dark)...had to switch to another icon theme. It looks great but some icons are barely visible (dark icons on dark theme).