Open pixeljammer opened 9 years ago
You can use this method (in command line but you find the method into comment):
# go to nvAlt.app folder
$ cd PATH/TO/nvAlt.app/
# go into Packages Contents (Contents/Ressources)
$ cd nvAlt.app/Contents/Ressources
# make a dark icon's save
$ mv nvMenuDark.png nvMenuDark.png_old
# erase dark icon with the white one
$ cp nvMenuW.png nvMenuDark.png
After, you just have to quit the app and relaunch it. You have a white icon in your menubar. It's just a temporary fix: you have to do this method again if it's not fix in the next update.
Thanks!
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andrew webb
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On 19 Mar 2015, at 2:47, Thomas Aurel arranged some pixels so that they looked like this:
You can use this method (in command line but you find the method into comment):
# go to nvAlt.app folder $ cd PATH/TO/nvAlt.app/ # go into Packages Contents (Contents/Ressources) $ cd nvAlt.app/Contents/Ressources # make a dark icon's save $ mv nvMenuDark.png nvMenuDark.png_old # erase dark icon with the white one $ cp nvMenuW.png nvMenuDark.png
After, you just have to quit the app and relaunch it. You have a white icon in your menubar. It's just a temporary fix: you have to do this method again if it's not fix in the next update.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/ttscoff/nv/issues/328#issuecomment-83424928
Thanks tons for nValt. It's the most useful app on my Mac. (and I've donated)
Any chance we might get a lighter icon for use in Dark Mode in Yosemite?