Made possible with this reddit post.
wine regedit wine-breeze-dark.reg
wine regedit wine-reset-theme.reg
Made possible with this reddit post.
wine regedit wine-breeze-dark.reg
wine regedit wine-reset-theme.reg
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 | |
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Colors] | |
"ActiveBorder"="49 54 58" | |
"ActiveTitle"="49 54 58" | |
"AppWorkSpace"="60 64 72" | |
"Background"="49 54 58" | |
"ButtonAlternativeFace"="200 0 0" | |
"ButtonDkShadow"="154 154 154" | |
"ButtonFace"="49 54 58" | |
"ButtonHilight"="119 126 140" | |
"ButtonLight"="60 64 72" | |
"ButtonShadow"="60 64 72" | |
"ButtonText"="219 220 222" | |
"GradientActiveTitle"="49 54 58" | |
"GradientInactiveTitle"="49 54 58" | |
"GrayText"="155 155 155" | |
"Hilight"="119 126 140" | |
"HilightText"="255 255 255" | |
"InactiveBorder"="49 54 58" | |
"InactiveTitle"="49 54 58" | |
"InactiveTitleText"="219 220 222" | |
"InfoText"="159 167 180" | |
"InfoWindow"="49 54 58" | |
"Menu"="49 54 58" | |
"MenuBar"="49 54 58" | |
"MenuHilight"="119 126 140" | |
"MenuText"="219 220 222" | |
"Scrollbar"="73 78 88" | |
"TitleText"="219 220 222" | |
"Window"="35 38 41" | |
"WindowFrame"="49 54 58" | |
"WindowText"="219 220 222" |
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 | |
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Colors] | |
"ActiveBorder"=- | |
"ActiveTitle"=- | |
"AppWorkSpace"=- | |
"Background"=- | |
"ButtonAlternativeFace"=- | |
"ButtonDkShadow"=- | |
"ButtonFace"=- | |
"ButtonHilight"=- | |
"ButtonLight"=- | |
"ButtonShadow"=- | |
"ButtonText"=- | |
"GradientActiveTitle"=- | |
"GradientInactiveTitle"=- | |
"GrayText"=- | |
"Hilight"=- | |
"HilightText"=- | |
"InactiveBorder"=- | |
"InactiveTitle"=- | |
"InactiveTitleText"=- | |
"InfoText"=- | |
"InfoWindow"=- | |
"Menu"=- | |
"MenuBar"=- | |
"MenuHilight"=- | |
"MenuText"=- | |
"Scrollbar"=- | |
"TitleText"=- | |
"Window"=- | |
"WindowFrame"=- | |
"WindowText"=- |
Can you think of a simple bash script that may turn this on/off?
Can you think of a simple bash script that may turn this on/off?
I did this and it's fairly simple. Just put the .reg files in a location where they won't be moved and made a script that just has "wine regedit [path_to_.reg]
I made scripts called "winedark" and "winelight" in my /usr/local/sbin folder that execute wine regedit and link to the reg file to apply and remove this theme respectively, so I can easily change the theme when I make new wineprefixes or need to disable it temporarily. You just need to make sure your shell session has the right wineprefix selected before using a script like that.
You can also add a registry setting to the enable and disable scripts using something someone mentioned above to automate disabling and re enabling the new light theme.
"this reddit post" link should be changed to
https://www.reddit.com/r/kde/comments/64tfzc/i_made_a_breeze_dark_color_scheme_for_wine
@claymorwan
chat what do I do
I met the same problem and found that you need to
winecfg
. In the [Desktop Intergration] tab -> [Appearance] -> [Theme: ], choose (No Theme)
.wine regedit wine-breeze-dark.reg
.wineserver -k
and reopen some program such as winecfg
.Any workaorunnd to switch between light and dark with a single command or with the auto theme from the system?
@claymorwan
chat what do I doI met the same problem and found that you need to
1. First, open `winecfg`. In the [Desktop Intergration] tab -> [Appearance] -> [Theme: ], choose `(No Theme)`. (This is the key point to prevent what we set from being override.) 2. Then, apply the theme "Breeze Dark Theme for Wine" by running `wine regedit wine-breeze-dark.reg`. 3. Finally, restart wine to see the change - kill it with `wineserver -k` and reopen some program such as `winecfg`.
Seems to be working, thank :3
Any workaorunnd to switch between light and dark with a single command or with the auto theme from the system?
I imagine you could do some unholy wrapper script for wine (replace binary with script, move real binary to wine.real or some such, check current theme and apply the regedit on launch)
Would have to be done for winecfg separately as well.
Likely not worth the effort in the end since there's no built-in support for this.
Maybe someone will find this decolorized theme in Photoshop style useful. I made it for myself.
`Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Colors]
"ActiveBorder"="70 70 70"
"ActiveTitle"="44 44 44"
"AppWorkSpace"="44 44 44"
"Background"="44 44 44"
"ButtonAlternateFace"="64 64 64"
"ButtonDkShadow"="40 40 40"
"ButtonFace"="44 44 44"
"ButtonHilight"="60 60 60"
"ButtonLight"="60 60 60"
"ButtonShadow"="44 44 44"
"ButtonText"="210 210 210"
"GradientActiveTitle"="60 60 60"
"GradientInactiveTitle"="44 44 44"
"GrayText"=" 100 100 100"
"Hilight"="70 70 70"
"HilightText"="210 210 210"
"HotTrackingColor"="44 44 44"
"InactiveBorder"="70 70 70"
"InactiveTitle"="65 65 65"
"InactiveTitleText"="80 80 80"
"InfoText"="210 210 210"
"InfoWindow"="210 210 210"
"Menu"="44 44 44"
"MenuBar"="54 54 54"
"MenuHilight"="70 70 70"
"MenuText"="210 210 210"
"Scrollbar"="60 60 60"
"TitleText"="220 220 220"
"Window"="30 30 30"
"WindowFrame"="50 50 50"
"WindowText"="210 210 210"`
Thank you so much for making this wine theme! I use it on all my prefixes and I love how it matches the rest of my DE.