#colourschemes — Public Fediverse posts
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Apparently it's not Gnome 50. It's Loupe. Or more specifically, Loupe forcing "Dark Mode" when I'm in "Light Mode (With CSS Overrides To Replace The Bright White With Mid Grey)".
GTK Inspector seems to indicate that the button is using a semi-transparent background colour (because of course "deal with the interaction between a widget and the colour of the background behind it" is a thing that you'd want to do?!) and so it's not playing nicely with mid-grey.
Looks like I'm spending more time fixing CSS again. Which I needed to do anyway, because Gimp 3 is already doing a whole bunch of janky stuff.
It's not even like I want much. Flat themes are a bit crap and trend-following, but I can live with it. Gnome now has accent colours, which is great. All I want is dark title bars and #cccccc window backgrounds (a bit like when openSUSE had the Sonar theme in 11.4) so that the whole desktop isn't eye-searingly bright (or that odd cream colour that they went through for a while)
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Apparently it's not Gnome 50. It's Loupe. Or more specifically, Loupe forcing "Dark Mode" when I'm in "Light Mode (With CSS Overrides To Replace The Bright White With Mid Grey)".
GTK Inspector seems to indicate that the button is using a semi-transparent background colour (because of course "deal with the interaction between a widget and the colour of the background behind it" is a thing that you'd want to do?!) and so it's not playing nicely with mid-grey.
Looks like I'm spending more time fixing CSS again. Which I needed to do anyway, because Gimp 3 is already doing a whole bunch of janky stuff.
It's not even like I want much. Flat themes are a bit crap and trend-following, but I can live with it. Gnome now has accent colours, which is great. All I want is dark title bars and #cccccc window backgrounds (a bit like when openSUSE had the Sonar theme in 11.4) so that the whole desktop isn't eye-searingly bright (or that odd cream colour that they went through for a while)
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Apparently it's not Gnome 50. It's Loupe. Or more specifically, Loupe forcing "Dark Mode" when I'm in "Light Mode (With CSS Overrides To Replace The Bright White With Mid Grey)".
GTK Inspector seems to indicate that the button is using a semi-transparent background colour (because of course "deal with the interaction between a widget and the colour of the background behind it" is a thing that you'd want to do?!) and so it's not playing nicely with mid-grey.
Looks like I'm spending more time fixing CSS again. Which I needed to do anyway, because Gimp 3 is already doing a whole bunch of janky stuff.
It's not even like I want much. Flat themes are a bit crap and trend-following, but I can live with it. Gnome now has accent colours, which is great. All I want is dark title bars and #cccccc window backgrounds (a bit like when openSUSE had the Sonar theme in 11.4) so that the whole desktop isn't eye-searingly bright (or that odd cream colour that they went through for a while)
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Apparently it's not Gnome 50. It's Loupe. Or more specifically, Loupe forcing "Dark Mode" when I'm in "Light Mode (With CSS Overrides To Replace The Bright White With Mid Grey)".
GTK Inspector seems to indicate that the button is using a semi-transparent background colour (because of course "deal with the interaction between a widget and the colour of the background behind it" is a thing that you'd want to do?!) and so it's not playing nicely with mid-grey.
Looks like I'm spending more time fixing CSS again. Which I needed to do anyway, because Gimp 3 is already doing a whole bunch of janky stuff.
It's not even like I want much. Flat themes are a bit crap and trend-following, but I can live with it. Gnome now has accent colours, which is great. All I want is dark title bars and #cccccc window backgrounds (a bit like when openSUSE had the Sonar theme in 11.4) so that the whole desktop isn't eye-searingly bright (or that odd cream colour that they went through for a while)
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Apparently it's not Gnome 50. It's Loupe. Or more specifically, Loupe forcing "Dark Mode" when I'm in "Light Mode (With CSS Overrides To Replace The Bright White With Mid Grey)".
GTK Inspector seems to indicate that the button is using a semi-transparent background colour (because of course "deal with the interaction between a widget and the colour of the background behind it" is a thing that you'd want to do?!) and so it's not playing nicely with mid-grey.
Looks like I'm spending more time fixing CSS again. Which I needed to do anyway, because Gimp 3 is already doing a whole bunch of janky stuff.
It's not even like I want much. Flat themes are a bit crap and trend-following, but I can live with it. Gnome now has accent colours, which is great. All I want is dark title bars and #cccccc window backgrounds (a bit like when openSUSE had the Sonar theme in 11.4) so that the whole desktop isn't eye-searingly bright (or that odd cream colour that they went through for a while)
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/402040/ 6 Colour Combination Rules Designers Swear By – Including The 60-30-10 Cheat Code #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #ArtsAndDesign #ArtsDesign #BedroomIdeas #ColourCombinationRules #ColourSchemes #ColourTheory #Design #Éire #Entertainment #HomeDecor #IE #InteriorDesign #Ireland #LivingRoomIdeas
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𝐔𝐧𝐥𝐨𝐜𝐤 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐞𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐭𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐨𝐫𝐲 & 𝐏𝐬𝐲𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐠𝐲
Dive into the world of colour theory and psychology to understand how different hues influence human emotions and perceptions.
https://articles.wifd.in/understanding-basic-color-theory-and-psychology-of-colorsRegards,
Fashion Articles by Waves Fashion Institute
https://articles.wifd.in#colourtheory #colourpsychology #designinspiration #brandingstrategy #marketingtips #visualcommunication #graphicdesign #colourschemes #creativeprocess #designthinking
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𝐔𝐧𝐥𝐨𝐜𝐤 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐒𝐞𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐭𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐨𝐫𝐲 & 𝐏𝐬𝐲𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐠𝐲
Dive into the world of colour theory and psychology to understand how different hues influence human emotions and perceptions.
https://articles.wifd.in/understanding-basic-color-theory-and-psychology-of-colorsRegards,
Fashion Articles by Waves Fashion Institute
https://articles.wifd.in#colourtheory #colourpsychology #designinspiration #brandingstrategy #marketingtips #visualcommunication #graphicdesign #colourschemes #creativeprocess #designthinking
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All we need now is the ability to change the main widget colour (to darken to a mid-ish grey) and the ability change the header bar colour (to make it dark) and we'd have loads of control for really nice theming built-in to Gnome!
https://hachyderm.io/@[email protected]ace/112736500090839215
#Gnome #UI #theming #DesktopTheming #Themes #ColourSchemes -
All we need now is the ability to change the main widget colour (to darken to a mid-ish grey) and the ability change the header bar colour (to make it dark) and we'd have loads of control for really nice theming built-in to Gnome!
https://hachyderm.io/@[email protected]ace/112736500090839215
#Gnome #UI #theming #DesktopTheming #Themes #ColourSchemes -
All we need now is the ability to change the main widget colour (to darken to a mid-ish grey) and the ability change the header bar colour (to make it dark) and we'd have loads of control for really nice theming built-in to Gnome!
https://hachyderm.io/@[email protected]ace/112736500090839215
#Gnome #UI #theming #DesktopTheming #Themes #ColourSchemes -
All we need now is the ability to change the main widget colour (to darken to a mid-ish grey) and the ability change the header bar colour (to make it dark) and we'd have loads of control for really nice theming built-in to Gnome!
https://hachyderm.io/@[email protected]ace/112736500090839215
#Gnome #UI #theming #DesktopTheming #Themes #ColourSchemes -
All we need now is the ability to change the main widget colour (to darken to a mid-ish grey) and the ability change the header bar colour (to make it dark) and we'd have loads of control for really nice theming built-in to Gnome!
https://hachyderm.io/@[email protected]ace/112736500090839215
#Gnome #UI #theming #DesktopTheming #Themes #ColourSchemes -
Very happy to see this issue closed via commit and very much looking forward to seeing the new fully-light light mode in GNOME :)
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Very happy to see this issue closed via commit and very much looking forward to seeing the new fully-light light mode in GNOME :)
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Very happy to see this issue closed via commit and very much looking forward to seeing the new fully-light light mode in GNOME :)
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Very happy to see this issue closed via commit and very much looking forward to seeing the new fully-light light mode in GNOME :)
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Very happy to see this issue closed via commit and very much looking forward to seeing the new fully-light light mode in GNOME :)
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Excellent work on a holistic light mode for GNOME. Currently GNOME has a dark mode and a “mixed mode” and the “mixed mode” is used when the light colour scheme is active. If that sounds inconsistent, that’s because it is.
The design work presented here would fix that and provide a consistent light mode:
View the design: https://gitlab.gnome.org/dikasp2/gnome-shell-light-theme-experimentation
Join the discussion: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/-/issues/5545#note_1701415
CC @gnome #gnome #design #colourSchemes #lightMode #darkMode #linux #fedora #foss
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Excellent work on a holistic light mode for GNOME. Currently GNOME has a dark mode and a “mixed mode” and the “mixed mode” is used when the light colour scheme is active. If that sounds inconsistent, that’s because it is.
The design work presented here would fix that and provide a consistent light mode:
View the design: https://gitlab.gnome.org/dikasp2/gnome-shell-light-theme-experimentation
Join the discussion: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/-/issues/5545#note_1701415
CC @gnome #gnome #design #colourSchemes #lightMode #darkMode #linux #fedora #foss
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Excellent work on a holistic light mode for GNOME. Currently GNOME has a dark mode and a “mixed mode” and the “mixed mode” is used when the light colour scheme is active. If that sounds inconsistent, that’s because it is.
The design work presented here would fix that and provide a consistent light mode:
View the design: https://gitlab.gnome.org/dikasp2/gnome-shell-light-theme-experimentation
Join the discussion: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/-/issues/5545#note_1701415
CC @gnome #gnome #design #colourSchemes #lightMode #darkMode #linux #fedora #foss
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Excellent work on a holistic light mode for GNOME. Currently GNOME has a dark mode and a “mixed mode” and the “mixed mode” is used when the light colour scheme is active. If that sounds inconsistent, that’s because it is.
The design work presented here would fix that and provide a consistent light mode:
View the design: https://gitlab.gnome.org/dikasp2/gnome-shell-light-theme-experimentation
Join the discussion: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/-/issues/5545#note_1701415
CC @gnome #gnome #design #colourSchemes #lightMode #darkMode #linux #fedora #foss
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Excellent work on a holistic light mode for GNOME. Currently GNOME has a dark mode and a “mixed mode” and the “mixed mode” is used when the light colour scheme is active. If that sounds inconsistent, that’s because it is.
The design work presented here would fix that and provide a consistent light mode:
View the design: https://gitlab.gnome.org/dikasp2/gnome-shell-light-theme-experimentation
Join the discussion: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/-/issues/5545#note_1701415
CC @gnome #gnome #design #colourSchemes #lightMode #darkMode #linux #fedora #foss
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Updated: Lipstick on a Pig – Helix Editor now automatically reloads its configuration when the system colour scheme changes.
To update:
> lipstick update
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Updated: Lipstick on a Pig – Helix Editor now automatically reloads its configuration when the system colour scheme changes.
To update:
> lipstick update
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Updated: Lipstick on a Pig – Helix Editor now automatically reloads its configuration when the system colour scheme changes.
To update:
> lipstick update
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Updated: Lipstick on a Pig – Helix Editor now automatically reloads its configuration when the system colour scheme changes.
To update:
> lipstick update
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@ru Ah, thanks :) It’s the Pencil theme on Black Box terminal.
Black Box has built-in support for GNOME’s dark and light (oops, I mean “mixed” mode – https://ar.al/2022/08/17/lipstick-on-a-pig/) mode and it supports themes for each.
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@ru Ah, thanks :) It’s the Pencil theme on Black Box terminal.
Black Box has built-in support for GNOME’s dark and light (oops, I mean “mixed” mode – https://ar.al/2022/08/17/lipstick-on-a-pig/) mode and it supports themes for each.
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@ru Ah, thanks :) It’s the Pencil theme on Black Box terminal.
Black Box has built-in support for GNOME’s dark and light (oops, I mean “mixed” mode – https://ar.al/2022/08/17/lipstick-on-a-pig/) mode and it supports themes for each.
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@ru Ah, thanks :) It’s the Pencil theme on Black Box terminal.
Black Box has built-in support for GNOME’s dark and light (oops, I mean “mixed” mode – https://ar.al/2022/08/17/lipstick-on-a-pig/) mode and it supports themes for each.
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So, for the 34% of you who answered yes, if you’re on GNOME and you want your CLI apps to automatically switch to the correct theme when your system/terminal does, check out Lipstick on a Pig:
https://codeberg.org/small-tech/lipstick
I’ve added support for three apps I use regularly (Helix Editor, delta, and bat) and you can help make it better by adding plugins for apps that you use.
#lipstickOnAPig #CLI #terminal #dev #GNOME #colourSchemes #constrast #lighting #usability #legibility #accessibility
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So, for the 34% of you who answered yes, if you’re on GNOME and you want your CLI apps to automatically switch to the correct theme when your system/terminal does, check out Lipstick on a Pig:
https://codeberg.org/small-tech/lipstick
I’ve added support for three apps I use regularly (Helix Editor, delta, and bat) and you can help make it better by adding plugins for apps that you use.
#lipstickOnAPig #CLI #terminal #dev #GNOME #colourSchemes #constrast #lighting #usability #legibility #accessibility
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So, for the 34% of you who answered yes, if you’re on GNOME and you want your CLI apps to automatically switch to the correct theme when your system/terminal does, check out Lipstick on a Pig:
https://codeberg.org/small-tech/lipstick
I’ve added support for three apps I use regularly (Helix Editor, delta, and bat) and you can help make it better by adding plugins for apps that you use.
#lipstickOnAPig #CLI #terminal #dev #GNOME #colourSchemes #constrast #lighting #usability #legibility #accessibility
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So, for the 34% of you who answered yes, if you’re on GNOME and you want your CLI apps to automatically switch to the correct theme when your system/terminal does, check out Lipstick on a Pig:
https://codeberg.org/small-tech/lipstick
I’ve added support for three apps I use regularly (Helix Editor, delta, and bat) and you can help make it better by adding plugins for apps that you use.
#lipstickOnAPig #CLI #terminal #dev #GNOME #colourSchemes #constrast #lighting #usability #legibility #accessibility
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I’ve initially added support to Lipstick on a Pig for automatically switching bat, delta and helix editor from light to dark mode when GNOME’s colour scheme changes.
If there’s an app you want to see supported and know a little bash, you can contribute a plug-in.
https://codeberg.org/small-tech/lipstick
#gnome #cli #commandLine #colourSchemes #lightMode #darkMode
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I’ve initially added support to Lipstick on a Pig for automatically switching bat, delta and helix editor from light to dark mode when GNOME’s colour scheme changes.
If there’s an app you want to see supported and know a little bash, you can contribute a plug-in.
https://codeberg.org/small-tech/lipstick
#gnome #cli #commandLine #colourSchemes #lightMode #darkMode
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I’ve initially added support to Lipstick on a Pig for automatically switching bat, delta and helix editor from light to dark mode when GNOME’s colour scheme changes.
If there’s an app you want to see supported and know a little bash, you can contribute a plug-in.
https://codeberg.org/small-tech/lipstick
#gnome #cli #commandLine #colourSchemes #lightMode #darkMode
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I’ve initially added support to Lipstick on a Pig for automatically switching bat, delta and helix editor from light to dark mode when GNOME’s colour scheme changes.
If there’s an app you want to see supported and know a little bash, you can contribute a plug-in.
https://codeberg.org/small-tech/lipstick
#gnome #cli #commandLine #colourSchemes #lightMode #darkMode
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‘Nordic’ GTK Theme Brings Nord Color Scheme to Linux Desktops
Nordic is a GTK theme based on the Nord colour scheme. It's available in several variants and a GNOME Shell theme is also included. More details inside.
#Download #Themes #ColourSchemes #EyeCandy #GtkThemes:sys_omgubuntu: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2022/01/nordic-is-a-nord-gtk-theme-for-linux
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Does anybody happen to know a winged insect that matches the colour scheme of this frog? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_reed_frog#/media/File:Tree_frog_congo.jpg
(black, red, and yellow, with white lines between areas of those colours)
#frogs #insects #colourSchemes -
Does anybody happen to know a winged insect that matches the colour scheme of this frog? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_reed_frog#/media/File:Tree_frog_congo.jpg
(black, red, and yellow, with white lines between areas of those colours)
#frogs #insects #colourSchemes