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This can be fixed by hardcoding the full path in darktable-Pro-v02.css. I’m not sure if this is a darktable bug, although I think it is: darktable should look in the current directory and fall back on the default directory when it can’t find them. Which is correct: darktable.css (and darktable-icons.css) are not to be found in the ~/.config/darktable/themes/ directory but are in darktable’s default themes directory. The issue: When selecting this theme darktable fails to load this theme with a:ĭt_gui_load_theme: error parsing combined CSS url('file:///home/jade/.config/darktable/themes/darktable-Pro-v02.css') : darktable-Pro-v02.css:19:29Failed to import: Error opening file /home/jade/.config/darktable/themes/darktable.css: No such file or directory I just gave this theme a try and, except for one issue, it works nicely.
I have also included the configuration of the metadata displayed in the lighttable, the popups and in the bottom bar of the darkroom.ĭarktablePreferences - darkroom pattern for the image infos line.zip (695 Bytes) “At your own risk, and I am not responsible for damage caused to visual health or hardware used” I share this theme with users who wish to use it. I recognize that my theme does not follow the guidelines outlined by the developers in terms of sobriety and that optically does not behave like the predefined themes that have been carefully created by the developers avoiding the negative effects generated by optical illusions ( ). Specifically using the orange color as emphasis in icons, sliders and selectors. darktable is no exception, so, based on the dark theme (darktable-elegant-darker) I made some tweaks in the.
I like develop images in the program more and more.Īs I spend many hours working on this and other programs, I have chosen to use a dark interface in the system (Linux-Fedora 35) and practically all the applications I use as well. First of all thank you very much to all the developers involved in the creation of this excellent raw developer program.
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