Ui Theming
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A premium, actively maintained theme with hand-curated icons, successor to the popular Material Theme.
A comprehensive dark theme for GitHub that applies across the website, extensions, and syntax highlighting.
A Home Assistant frontend plugin that adds CSS styling capabilities to Lovelace cards and UI elements.
A skin that makes Steam's interface look like a native GNOME application with multiple color themes.
A flat design theme for KDE Plasma desktop with Aurorae, Kvantum, and Plasma components.
A clean and vibrant color scheme for Vim, terminals, and other tools, ensuring consistent theming across your development environment.
A Neovim colorscheme that implements the GNOME Adwaita design language for a consistent desktop experience.
A protocol-oriented Swift library for dynamic theme management across iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS.
A Godot tool for programmatically creating and managing UI themes using GDScript, with live preview and style inheritance.
A Microsoft Fluent Design theme for KDE Plasma desktop with multiple color variants and customization options.
A clean, modern login theme for KDE Plasma 5 that reduces clutter and offers extensive customization options.
A Neovim theme that closely replicates Visual Studio Code's color scheme, making your Neovim setup look like VSCode.
A synthwave-inspired visual theme for Home Assistant's Lovelace UI, featuring neon colors and retro aesthetics.
A user-oriented Kvantum theme for KDE Plasma desktop environments.
Add-on libraries for applying Material Design 3 and Cupertino design systems to Uno Platform applications across multiple platforms.
A curated collection of open-source themes for the Omarchy desktop environment, complete with previews and installation commands.
A Lua colorscheme for Neovim with Tree-sitter support, originally designed for the Abstract IDE.
React Native component for extracting dominant colors from images.
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