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I've taken a look at the screenshots and discovered the fact SerenityOS supports theming. This makes me want to share my opinion on this: big light elements in
by qwerty456127 5y ago
I've taken a look at the screenshots and discovered the fact SerenityOS supports theming. This makes me want to share my opinion on this: big light elements in the dark theme (like the display frame in the display settings) and big dark elements in the light theme (like the terminal) are annoying (in addition dark terminal also can be very hard to read when the sun shines straight into your display). Although both of the examples I have given look this way because this is the classic way for them to look, I'd love to see an option to automatically style everything (the terminal specifically, the display settings decoration doesn't matter much but it can also be fixed just to make it perfect) them in accordance with the system theme gamma.
In fact this is why I don't use (on Linux and Windows) dark themes actually: because there are many apps which don't support dark themes and look like huge white bulbs when your system is dark (and most of the apps which do support dark themes still require manual re-configuration every morning/evening instead of just complying to the OS-level switch).