/Inverse-Dark-Weightless

A modification of the Inverse-dark Kvantum Theme

GNU General Public License v3.0GPL-3.0

Inverse-Dark-Weightless Theme

A modification of the Inverse-dark Kvantum Theme for Qt 5. I modified this theme to fit the transparent aesthetic of my Weightless-Theme for awesomeWM.

Screenshots

Ark with Inverse-Dark-Weightless-Theme Dolphin with Inverse-Dark-Weightless-Theme
Ark with Inverse-Dark-Weightless-Theme Ark with Inverse-Dark-Weightless-Theme

Getting started (and requirements)

  1. This theme requires a compositor like compton. (If you found this through my awesomeWM-Weightless-Theme continue with step 2) Install compton and add it to your xinitrc
  2. Install qt5ct, qt5-style-plugins, qt5-style-kvantum
  3. Start qt5ct and select your icon theme. I like to use the numix icon theme. You can install the numix icon theme using the following commands (on Ubuntu):
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:numix/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install numix-icon-theme
  1. Add export QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME="qt5ct" to your .xinitrc
  2. Download this theme
  3. Log out and back in again to apply the change to use qt5ct
  4. Open kvantummanager, select the Inverse-dark-weightless directory (The one with the svg file, not the git repo) and press "Install this theme"
  5. Click on Change/Delete Theme, select Inverse-dark-weightless from the dropdown list and press "Use this theme"
  6. Open qt5ct and set the style to kvantum-dark
  7. Quit kvantummanager and open a Qt5 program (examples: dolphin, pcmanfm, ark)

Known issues

  • The disk usage indicator in dolphin is basically unreadable

Attribution

This theme is a modification of the Inverse-dark Kvantum theme by yeyushengfan258 and is licensed under GPLv3. You can find the original theme here