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How to Enable Dark Theme
dmjohnsson23 edited this page 2020-04-18 15:58:36 -06:00
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Manuskript does not come with any dark themes, but can use dark themes provided by the Operating System and/or Desktop. For example the K Desktop Environment (KDE) has both Breeze and Breeze Dark themes.
KDE on GNU/Linux
- Close Manuskript
- Select K -> Settings -> System Settings
- Select Workspace Theme -> Look and Feel
- Choose Breeze Dark
- Close System Settings window
- Start Manuskript and open a project
- Select Edit -> Settings -> General -> Views -> Text Editor
- Choose Restore defaults to set text editor settings to chosen theme.
- Close Settings window
Gnome Desktop on Ubuntu Linux
- Close Manuskript
- From a terminal, run
sudo apt-get install adwaita-qt
- Start Manuskript and open a project
- Open Edit -> Settings -> General, and under "style" select "Adwaita-dark"
- Select Edit -> Settings -> General -> Views -> Text Editor
- Choose Restore defaults to set text editor settings to chosen theme.
- Close Settings window
Note that some text may be unreadable. This can be mostly mitigated by setting all the "Text Color" options in the Edit -> Settings -> General -> Views window to "Nothing".
Windows 10
- Close Manuskript
- Right-click your desktop, choose Personalize
- On the left side of the window that opens, choose the Colors section
- Find the Choose your color setting (above Transparency effects), and select the Dark entry
Note: this does not refer to the colored boxes you can click on to set an accent color.
The correct setting is circled in red in the below screenshot.
- Restart Manuskript and open a project
- You are likely left with a very bright editor that does not fit in. You can adjust the way it appears by going to Edit -> Settings -> General -> Views -> Text Editor.