A collection of themes compatible with Linux window managers and desktops.
git clone https://github.com/harilvfs/themes
cd themes/
You have two options to install the themes:
Move all the themes to the system's shared theme directory:
sudo mv * /usr/share/themes/
Alternatively, you can install the themes for a single user by creating a custom directory in your home configuration:
mkdir -p ~/.config/themes
mv * ~/.config/themes/
For Qt applications, Kvantum is used to apply themes. Here’s how to set up Kvantum with this theme collection:
git clone https://github.com/harilvfs/themes
cd themes/
cp -r Kvantum ~/.config/Kvantum
Once the themes are in place, use the Kvantum Manager to select and apply the desired theme:
Open Kvantum Manager: You can launch it from your desktop environment or by running:
kvantummanager
Under the "Change/Delete Theme" tab, select the theme you want from the list and apply it.
Depending on whether you're using X11 or Wayland, you’ll need to install specific packages to manage your themes.
To apply themes on X11-based systems, install the following packages:
lxappearance
: A GTK theme switcher for X11 environments.kvantum-qt5
: A theme manager for Qt5 applications (usekvantum-qt6
for Qt6 applications).
sudo pacman -S lxappearance kvantum-qt5
If you’re using Qt6 applications:
sudo pacman -S kvantum-qt6
If you are using Wayland, you’ll need the following packages:
nwg-look
: A GTK theme switcher for Wayland.kvantum-qt5
orkvantum-qt6
: For managing Qt applications under Wayland.
sudo pacman -S nwg-look kvantum-qt5
For Qt6 applications:
sudo pacman -S kvantum-qt6
Once the themes are installed and the required packages are set up, you can apply the themes as follows:
- For X11: Use
lxappearance
to select and apply GTK themes, andkvantum
for Qt themes. - For Wayland: Use
nwg-look
to apply GTK themes, andkvantum
for Qt themes.
You can also manually configure your window manager or desktop environment to apply the themes by editing the relevant configuration files.
This theme collection is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.