Tokyo Night Linux theme

This collection is aimed to make your Linux environment look like the vscode Tokyo Night theme. This is currently still a WIP, so expect colour inconsistencies or unthemed applications.

Although replacing your icon theme is not required, this theme goes well with the Numix icon theme.

The GTK theme was made by modifying the Material Black theme

The included Discord theme is pulled from here Tokyo Night (Credits to @Dyzean for the suggestion)

If you are using KDE Plasma, you can use the Kvantum Tokyo Night theme (Credits to @JuniorSuperTux for the suggestion)

Dependencies

Theming

lxappearance: Can be used to apply the GTK theme
gnome-tweaks: Can be used to apply the GTK theme
spicetify-cli: Used to apply the Spotify theme
betterdiscord: Used to apply the Discord theme
betterdiscordctl: Used to install betterdiscord
VS code Tokyo Night theme

Optional Utils

powerline: Status bar for Bash. For example, it shows you what Git repo you are in
kava, neofetch, lolcat, cowsay, wisdom-mod, bash-pipes, cbonsai: important stuff
bpytop: resource monitor
nm-applet: manage your (wireless) connections and has a tray icon
kalu-kde: Notifies you about Arch news or updates and has a tray icon
logiops: Used to trigger keyboard combinations using gestures
blueman: bluetooth tray icon
gdm-tools-git: If using GDM to login to a user (and select between multiple window managers), use this to set the theme

When using I3 as window manager

clipit: Clipboard manager
picom-ibhagwan-git: If you want transparent and rounded borders in I3
polybar: Status bar
polybar-themes: Is included in the repo, but should be installed separately as well to get all their dependencies.
autotiling: Automatically sets in which direction a window will split based on if the parent container is wider or taller
rofi: Used as a program launcher and power menu
arandr: Used to manually set monitor properties
maim: screen capture
xclip: X selection to clipboard
bynanz: record screen to gif
hsetroot: to change the background colour when picom is running

When using Sway as window manager

autotiling: Automatically sets in which direction a window will split based on if the parent container is wider or taller
kanshi: Used to automatically set monitor properties
rofi: Used as a program launcher and power menu
clipman: Clipboard manager
Waybar: Status bar
mako: Used for notifications
slurp: wayland selection to clipboard
grim: screenshot utility for wayland
wf-recorder: record screen to video

File overview and Configuration

File Index

.config
- BetterDiscord: Contains theme files for Discord
- gtk-3.0: Sets some theme settings
- i3: Example i3 config with auto starting applications, borders and gaps settings, etc
- kanshi: Example config for using Kanshi to set your wayland monitors
- Picom: Example config for enabling transparency and rounded corners when using I3.
- Polybar: Theme and config for the status bar when using I3 with modules n shit enabled
- Spicetify: Contains theme for modifying Spotify
- Sway: Example sway config with auto starting applications, borders and gaps settings, etc
- Waybar: Theme and config for the status bar when using Sway
- Wofi: Actually contains an example config and theme for Rofi and Wofi, although we are using Rofi in the configs
/etc/logid.conf: Optional example configuration for the Logitech MX Master mouse, using gestures to call certain key combinations set in the I3/Sway config
/usr/share/themes/UltimateBlack-0.1: GTK theme. Will be updated and renamed in the near future.
.bash_profile: Optional example config. Runs when you login (including via SSH). contains commented code to autostart xorg (and I3)
.bashrc: Optional example config. Runs whenever a new terminal is opened. Example config with ST and Powerline
.vimrc: Optional example vim config
.Xdefaults: Optional example config. Edit terminal colours and urxvt settings when using Sway as window manager
.xinitrc: Optional example config. Runs on X server startup and starts I3
.Xresources: Optional example config. Edit terminal colours and urxvt settings when using I3 as window manager

Configuration
GTK theme: If certain colours aren't to your liking, you can grep -rl "old_string" . | xargs sed -i 's/old_string/new_string/g' to replace specific colour codes quickly. If you go this route you might want to do this to the source, since the original theme has more different colours.
Spotify: Manually edit ./config/spicetify/Themes/Base/color.ini
Polybar comes bundled with various modules. Check out their wiki for more info. Also check out the readme of polybar-themes if you are using I3.
Picom can be be configured for more or less transparency or different kinds of blur. The included config uses dual-kawase blur which goes over an image as background

Installation

Copying files

All the files go into your home directory, except for:

/etc/logid.conf
/usr/share/themes/TokyoNight

If using polybar-themes, install it from the original source first to get all their dependencies and fonts. Then you can overwrite their files with the included ones.

Apply Theme

GTK: Run lxappearance and/or gnome-tweaks and select the included theme
Spotify:
- Run spicetify once to generate a config file
- Run spicetify backup apply enable-devtool to backup the default theme
- Run spicetify config current_theme Base to set the current theme to the one we provide
- Run spicetify apply and restart spotify
Discord: After running betterdiscordctl install go into the newly added Better Discord entry in the settings menu.
GDM: Run gnomeconf2gdm (from gdm-tools-git) after applying the GTK theme to set the colour scheme of the login screen
Notes
GDM does not start .xinitrc . If you are using I3, it is easier to just type in startx after logging in
Certain GTK programs, like Gimp and Firefox, might have to be set to follow the system theme from their settings
A modified version of console-solarized-git is coming in order to modify the Linux shell colours to match our theme.