@smokey have a question for you.
I’m not an artistic person. But I do like to match things. How do you color-match things to your wallpaper? Do you have an app that would help you know the color codes?
@smokey have a question for you.
I’m not an artistic person. But I do like to match things. How do you color-match things to your wallpaper? Do you have an app that would help you know the color codes?
You have pywal for creating a color palette from an image :
That is a good question. I often make a lot of my wallpapers or re-colour other wallpapers to get the colours to match the theme I have chosen. To get the colours I will either use the colour picker widget (on Plasma) or use GIMPs colour picker to match certain colours (before I started using Plasma I would also use GPick). Sometimes I will change certain colours in themes etc as well. I’m probably missing a lot of what I do here as it all depends on theme or the wallpaper.
In short 1. Pick Either a Theme/Wallpaper 2. Edit Either Theme/Wallpaper to match other
Hope this makes sense and can help you, it’s pretty automatic now for me.
EDIT - I’ve tried this out in the past but I wasn’t for me but it may help you if you are using Plasma https://github.com/luisbocanegra/kde-material-you-colors
That does help. I used to create stuff but I’m too fond of Adobe and for some reason, I can’t get the handle of GIMP. Below are some images I made using Adobe while doing graphical stuff.
This is one of the splash screens I did for a game I played. Devs used it. There’s no background but upload converts the file it seems.
Thank you for your answer @smokey I’ll try one of those methods. I’m on XFCE so no KDE stuff.
Those are really nice, I’d use Gpick on XFCE as a colour picker. GIMP can be a bit tricky to work out (I’m constantly learning how to use it differently).
Looking good, love the choice of wallpaper
Plasma 6, Wayland etc. started to get on my nerves so I went for a change to LXQT + Kwin instead. I must say I like it…
Did a couple of minor changes really. Removed the Weather app I had that I rarely used that just took up space. I also changed out my long time default clock to something more simple to keep with a simple clean look.
80° C…are you on Mars
80 Deg Fahrenheit - as used by the unbelievers “across the pond”
Xfce setup of mine. I find vertical panel more efficient as it stays out of the way, quite like the DE itself.
GTK: Skeuos-Violet-Dark
Icons: Flat-Remix-Violet-Dark
I’ve been tinkering with my new theme. The final output is below. All changes are done in a VM so I don’t mess up my daily setup. I’ll transfer once everything is ready.
GRUB
Greeter
Desktop
My only issue I can’t get the snake image to appear in my terminal. I’m using fastfetch
and Alacritty. But still it’s not showing.
Looks pretty neat. For the fastfetch
-Problem you can take a look here