Check out this repository on the following link: https://codeberg.org/TGRush/elementaryRecolor
Old Readme:
I've noticed that elementaryOS theming was quite...lacking. And whilst that isn't a bad thing in of itself, it is intentional after all, though I still decided to make this to aid anyone in getting their Pantheon desktops up and running with their favourite colors
To use this, you'll need to clone the repo recursively. This means instead of the usual download button, or git clone
, you'll need to use git clone --recursive
instead:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/TGRush/elementaryRecolor.git
Once you've done that, enter the folder and run recolor.sh
:
./recolor.sh <options>
# For example:
./recolor.sh catppuccin
# or
./recolor.sh --help # To see all options
- Catppuccin Mocha
- Catppuccin Latte (somewhat broken)
- Simply switch to Light Mode in settings with Catppuccin applied
- Pure Black (Catppuccin accents)
- Custom (provide custom palette.scss)
Check this HackMD note I wrote to explain how exactly you can make a Color Scheme.
The script backs up your entire /usr/share/themes
folder to ~/.themeBackup
. Therefore, you can revert to the original themes by copying the content of that back to /usr/share/themes/
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