Can I use RGB or HSL color formats?

No, the skill specifically requires HEX format (#RRGGBB) for all color variables in colors.toml.

How do I apply a newly created theme?

Use the command 'omarchy-theme-set [theme-name]' to apply the theme and propagate colors to all configured applications.

What is the primary file needed for an Omarchy theme?

The core requirement is a colors.toml file containing exactly 22 specific color variables defined in HEX format.

Which applications are supported by Omarchy-theming?

It supports a wide range of tools including Hyprland, Waybar, Alacritty, Kitty, Ghostty, btop, and VS Code.

Does it support light mode configurations?

Yes, adding an empty file named 'light.mode' in your theme directory signals the system to treat the theme as a light mode variant.

Omarchy Theme Manager

Name: Omarchy Theme Manager
Author: BitYoungjae

byBitYoungjae

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Design Tools

Creates and synchronizes unified desktop themes for the Omarchy environment across terminals, window managers, and applications.

About

Omarchy Theme Manager enables developers and Linux enthusiasts to build cohesive visual environments by defining a single source of truth for colors. By configuring a colors.toml file with 22 mandatory variables, this skill automates the propagation of styles to Hyprland, Waybar, Alacritty, Kitty, and various other desktop applications. It handles wallpaper management, supports both light and dark modes, and provides built-in commands for installing, applying, and updating themes, ensuring a consistent look across the entire workspace without manual configuration of individual app files.

Key Features

Integrated wallpaper management and background cycling
Automated configuration for Hyprland, Waybar, and terminal emulators
Git-based theme installation and community theme management
5 GitHub stars
Support for light and dark mode toggling via light.mode flags
Unified color propagation from a single colors.toml source

Use Cases

Distributing and installing community-made desktop themes via Git repositories
Quickly switching between light and dark workspace environments based on time of day
Creating custom Linux desktop aesthetics with consistent branding across tools

About

Key Features

Integrated wallpaper management and background cycling
Automated configuration for Hyprland, Waybar, and terminal emulators
Git-based theme installation and community theme management
5 GitHub stars
Support for light and dark mode toggling via light.mode flags
Unified color propagation from a single colors.toml source

Use Cases

Distributing and installing community-made desktop themes via Git repositories
Quickly switching between light and dark workspace environments based on time of day
Creating custom Linux desktop aesthetics with consistent branding across tools