i have a suggestion - can we get a new theming . i really want [ Tokyo Night ] theming and i think it suits garuda linux soo much.
also i liked the dragonized aura,material theming for the rani app and i wanted it to replicate it to my whole kde theme . is it possible ? . i saw a theming option and imported it and i don’t know how to apply it, i tried to add it via global themes.
Maybe you should of introduced yourself first, said you have a suggestion for a new theme, and actually post a couple of images of it. I for one don’t like having to chase down something that could of been posted.
fixed it.
also @mak-bacc @mak-bacc are my old accounts, I’ve been using garuda linux from its initial release from 2020 and i lost both these account due to 2fa linked to my auth app which i uninstalled without remembering i had garuda 2fa on it.
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I don’t know about garuda having gains by introducing this new theme, i just feel like tokyo night is like
the nighlty version of garuda dragonized
tokyo night is slowly catching up in popularity as catpuccin
felt like tokyo night is the perfect dark theme for dragonized - Thanks for considering!
I just merged the accounts.
thank you 
I did a bit of research and:
Modified from https://github.com/catppuccin/kde3 important strikes to begin with is usually where I stop looking at a theme or major change, unless something opposite comes in to balance them all out.
On the other hand it does not look too difficult for anyone to reproduce it on his installation.
You also remove Kvantum from the equation as Tokyo uses Breeze Application Style. You simplify your theme in that way.
Modifying your theme yourself should not be impacted by our theme updates, so you can do like many and build a theme specific for you from Tokyo Night.
As for
I think there are only 4 themes possible:
No way for people to modify the Rani theme, as of yet, I believe @dr460nf1r3 ?
i don’t want a new edition perse rather just a new color scheme, iam trying and experimenting the tokyo night color scheme by duplicating the moka color scheme since its already well integrated into whole distro.
so far i found very less kde related tokyo night themes, so i wanted to ask here if it’s possible to add a new color scheme but i made a mistake by not mentioning [ color scheme ] since it’ll be very easy to create.
iam not that good in figuring out the color palette for Tokyo night, so it’s like just a request if you could create a new color scheme as you did for the various catpuccin colors.
is it difficult to create? and to maintain?.
if it is then no problem. i will try and experiment the color scheme to bring it as close to tokyo night.
There’s the theme designer which allows doing these kind of modifications. Is it not what is being asked?
I don’t like theming that much myself, so I added it a while back.
i like the themes on the rani app, I currently use dragonized material and i guess it’s not possible to replicate the same theme on the whole distro ?
No, not easily in fact. It’s just inside the app itself.
Install the KColorChooser app and you can easily find the color codes required to create your own personalized color scheme.
In the KColorChooser app press the “Pick Screen Color” button and then move your mouse cursor to any color you like on your screen. As you move your cursor the color codes will be displayed on the lower right hand corner. Once you have found a shade of color you really like, press the “Add to Custom Colors” button. This will save the color code for any shade you like, and then you can substitute this color code for any shade you don’t like.
Do a bit of searching on where to find the KDE 6 color scheme config files location. Then create your own new color scheme with a unique name. By replacing the old color codes you don’t like with your new preferred color codes, you can modify any shade to your liking. I’ve used this method in the past with older versions of KDE, and I assume it still works with KDE 6.
Using the Kate text editor’s “Search” and “Replace All” function you can replace all instances of any color codes you don’t like with color codes you do like in the configuration file. Don’t bother asking me for more details, as I haven’t used this method since KDE 4 to create my own color schemes. I’m sure the configuration file names and locations have likely changed with newer versions of KDE. However, I’m also sure the internet can provide all the info you require if you spend an adequate amount of time researching on your own.
I’ve Tried this method for konsole since there is no tokyo night theme for it.
so far I’am getting closer to properly replicating it but thanks for the advice.
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