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Both expose a first-class, update-safe theming hook, which is what separates
them from the Electron apps that cannot be consumers: Signal, Discord and
Spotify ship closed bundles whose only theming route is patching a signed
asar that every update reverts.
Obsidian gets a CSS snippet rather than a theme, so it layers over whatever
theme a vault already uses instead of replacing the user's choice. Enabling it
means appending to enabledCssSnippets in each vault's appearance.json, which
bin/udt-appthemes does by reading the list and adding to it: rewriting the file
would have switched off the layout snippet one vault was already using.
Typora's theme is derived from the Dracula theme installed here, whose 350
rules all resolve through :root variables, so only that block is templated and
none of the layout is touched.
Verified across six vaults, nested ones included: the vault with an existing
snippet kept it, a vault with no appearance.json got a valid one, and three
consecutive installs leave exactly one udt entry.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015gbjA2bmswN8jyPDKzrvqe
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Qt and GTK were the one part of the desktop the palette never reached: Kvantum
was pinned to a hand-installed catppuccin-macchiato-lavender directory, so
pcmanfm-qt and every other Qt app stayed Macchiato no matter which scheme was
selected.
A Kvantum theme is a .kvconfig of colours and a .svg of widget artwork with
colours baked into the paths, which looked like it needed redrawing. It did
not: the SVG carries only 27 distinct colours, 12 of them palette colours and
the rest neutral greys that are shading, not theme colour. Both files are now
templates with the 12 as placeholders, derived from the theme this desktop was
already running.
Installs to ~/.config/Kvantum/udt/ under one fixed name for every scheme, so a
switch needs no change to kvantum.kvconfig and leaves no stale theme behind.
Adds accent_dim and accent_bright roles for Kvantum's hover and pressed states.
Verified: no placeholders survive generation, the SVG still parses as XML, and
pcmanfm-qt picks up the new colours on restart. Qt reads a theme at startup
only, so running apps need restarting; AGENTS.md says so.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015gbjA2bmswN8jyPDKzrvqe
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Adds Catppuccin Frappe and Mocha, which share Macchiato's colour names so
their role maps are the same mapping against different values, and Material
Ocean, Palenight and Darker, which bring their own names and their own maps.
Nine schemes now, all dark.
Material ships one accent per hue and three greys where the roles want five
depths, so each Material palette carries four interpolated shades, marked as
not upstream, and its bright_* terminal slots name the same colours as the
normal ones.
The selftest now renders every scheme to a temp directory and has rofi parse
every theme, not just check that roles resolve. Resolving was never the
property that mattered: the Tokyo Night breakage resolved fine and still
emitted a palette the themes could not use. Verified the check fails when a
name is removed.
Catppuccin Latte is deliberately absent. It is light, and that is not a role
remap: homepage is pinned theme: dark and the generated card overrides target
its dark-mode class.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015gbjA2bmswN8jyPDKzrvqe
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Switching to tokyo-night broke every rofi launcher. The themes reference
Catppuccin spellings (@base, @text, @surface0), and gen_rofi emitted whatever
names the scheme happened to use, so under Tokyo Night the palette defined bg
and fg instead and rofi refused to parse a theme referencing colours that did
not exist.
The names the themes ask for are now filled from roles, the same way every
other consumer already worked. The spellings stay Catppuccin's because that is
what the themes were written against; only the values change per scheme.
Adds a selftest that collects every @name used in a colour property across the
themes and asserts the generator emits it. Verified it fails when a name is
removed, rather than passing vacuously, and all seven themes now parse under
all four schemes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015gbjA2bmswN8jyPDKzrvqe
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The dashboard's custom.css was written by hand against Macchiato, so it would
have drifted the moment the desktop changed scheme. It is now generated from
the same roles as everything else and staged on the host by install.sh.
Adds four intermediate grey roles to every scheme. homepage wants a full
ten-step ramp where the other consumers want three depths, and without them
several steps collapsed onto the same colour, flattening the mid-tones.
The scp is deliberately soft: five second timeout, BatchMode, a warning rather
than a failure when the host is unreachable, so a laptop away from that network
still installs the local theme. It stages to ~/hp-stage only, because
/opt/homepage/config is root-owned; install.sh prints the sudo copy to finish.
Verified: the generated Macchiato stylesheet reproduces the deployed one
colour-for-colour, switching to tokyo-night propagates through to the staged
file, and a failing scp leaves install.sh exiting 0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015gbjA2bmswN8jyPDKzrvqe
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The selector was tracked at palette/roles.conf, which made switching scheme a
committable change: the previous commit carried `scheme = tokyo-night` in its
diff purely because that was the theme running at the time.
Which theme a machine runs is local state, not a property of the project, so
the live file is now ~/.config/udt/roles.conf. install.sh seeds it from
palette/roles.conf.default on a first run and never overwrites it, so a
switch leaves the working tree clean and two machines sharing this repo can
run different schemes. udt-palette falls back to the seed when no live file
exists, so a bare checkout still generates.
This is the one exception to the repo holding the canonical copy of
everything, and AGENTS.md says so.
Verified: seeding on a missing file, the seed not overwriting an existing
choice, generation from the seed alone, and both selftests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015gbjA2bmswN8jyPDKzrvqe
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Colours were written down five times: rofi's palette.rasi, the waybar theme,
the kitty theme, the conky and dunst templates, and a MACCHIATO dict inside
udt-accent. Changing scheme meant finding all five, and they had already
drifted: the active waybar theme was Macchiato while theme.css next to it was
Mocha, and nothing imported the latter.
Now a scheme is two files. palette/<scheme>.conf holds the colours under the
scheme's own names, and palette/roles-<scheme>.conf says what each is for.
palette/roles.conf is one `scheme =` line selecting the pair. bin/udt-palette
renders that into each consumer's syntax and install.sh runs it first.
The role map is per-scheme rather than shared because the palettes are
genuinely different shapes: Nord has no `base`, Dracula no `surface0`, and
forcing Catppuccin's names onto them would have meant either renaming their
colours or inventing values. A role names a palette colour with two optional
modifiers, `name/75` for alpha and `name*50` for brightness. The second exists
because GTK's shade() has no palette name to point at.
Ships macchiato, tokyo-night, nord and dracula. --selftest resolves every role
in every scheme and asserts they define the same set, so a scheme that cannot
satisfy a consumer fails at install rather than when someone switches to it.
Verified against the live configs: all 46 waybar colours resolve identically to
the previously active theme including its alpha() and shade() derivations, the
kitty theme is colour-for-colour identical, and the rofi palette has the same
26 values. Generated files are gitignored; switching scheme and switching back
reproduces the originals.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015gbjA2bmswN8jyPDKzrvqe
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