Partially, the other reason as far as I can tell is that the method of dark/light detection was based on the theme chosen, so if you wanted to mix light and dar

Partially, the other reason as far as I can tell is that the method of dark/light detection was based on the theme chosen, so if you wanted to mix light and dark themes (e.g. dark terminal, light otherwise), the app had to guess which theme to load. Instead now I think its a singular theme with subsections (and additionally, a 3 state theme selection, default, prefer-light, and prefer-dark. default suggesting that apps choose what is best for them). For tens of years now, theming has been a prohibitively difficult thing to get into regardless: I'd rather try making a cohesive theme for windows than try with GTK. For Windows theming, the Microsoft acknowledged WindowBlinds 11 and Curtains are both working options. https://www.stardock.com/products/windowblinds/ https://www.stardock.com/products/windowblinds/