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# Cyberpunk-Neon
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Cyberpunk Neon Themes and icons for KDE Plasma, GTK, Telegram, Tilix and Zim
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**WARNING**: The next themes are modified version of other themes and/or have not been tested enough, so they still contain color inconsistencies.
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Since my monitors have different resolutions the background looks weird when i take a screenshot, but it looks nice in RL :-P
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## Description
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* **Wallpaper:** [Highway 4k by AxiomDesign](https://www.deviantart.com/axiomdesign/art/Highway-4k-696620104)
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* **GTK**: [Materia-Dark](https://github.com/nana-4/materia-theme) modified with [oomox](https://github.com/themix-project/oomox)
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* **QT**: [Materia-Dark](https://github.com/PapirusDevelopmentTeam/materia-kde) modified with Plasma Color Settings
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* **Icons**: [Papirus-Dark](https://github.com/PapirusDevelopmentTeam/papirus-icon-theme) modified with [papirus-kolorizer](https://github.com/DarthWound/papirus-kolorizer)
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* **Plasma Theme**: Breeze (it autoadjusts itself to fit system theme).
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* **Special Plasmoids**: [Media Controller Compact](https://store.kde.org/p/998887/), [Event Calendar](https://store.kde.org/p/998901/)
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* **Browser**: Firefox (opensuse build). With Default Theme (it autoadjusts itself to fit system theme).
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* **Terminal**: Tilix
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* **Dock**: Latte Dock
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* **Shell**: zsh with [powerlevel9K](https://github.com/bhilburn/powerlevel9k) modified
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* **Telegram**: Custom Theme in dotfiles.
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Color Scheme base on [this palette](https://www.color-hex.com/color-palette/61235). Special thanks to all those who created the themes, pictures and tools i used to make this. Any comments or suggestions are appreciated.
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## How to apply
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First, clone this repository with git
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`git clone https://www.github.com/Roboron3042/Cyberpunk-Neon`
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And cd into the directory
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`cd Cyberpunk-Neon`
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### GTK Theme
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Extract Cyberpunk-Neon-GTK.tar.gz into ~/.themes/
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`tar xzf Cyberpunk-Neon-GTK.tar.gz -C ~/.themes/`
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An apply the theme via settings (in KDE = Settings -> Appearance - Application Style)
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### KDE Color Scheme
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Since this color scheme is based on [Materia-Dark](https://github.com/PapirusDevelopmentTeam/materia-k) you will have to install and use materia-dark theme to fit with gtk theme.
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Next you have to copy CyberpunkNeon.colors to ~/.local/share/color-schemes
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`cp CyberpunkNeon.colors ~/.local/share/color-schemes`
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Now change the color scheme in Settings -> Appearance -> Color. Don't forget to also change Workspace Theme to Breeze if you want the system to follow the Color Scheme.
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### Icons
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Run papirus-kolorizer.sh script included in this repository **WARNING**: It will replace your existing Papirus icons, if any. Refer to [Papirus Kolorizer repo](https://github.com/DarthWound/papirus-kolorizer) for more info.
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```
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chmod +x papirus-kolorizer.sh
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./papirus-kolorizer.sh
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```
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Apply the icons (Papirus-Dark) in system settings (KDE = Settings -> Appearance- Icons. Apply icons for GTK applications too in Settings -> Appearance - Application Style))
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### Tilix Theme
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The terminal i'm using is called Tilix. You can import my color scheme copying Cyberpunk-Neon.json into ~/.config/tilix/schemes
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`cp Cyberpunk-Neon.json /home/rober/.config/tilix/schemes`
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Select it in Settings -> Profile -> Color
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### ZSH Theme
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Those cool prompts I have are a ZSH theme. Assuming you already installed ZSH and the powerlevel9k theme for it, you only have to copy the contents of my powerlevel9k file into your ~/.zsh
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### Zim
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If you use Zim you can copy my style.conf into ~./config/zim
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`cp style.conf ~./config/zim/`
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### Telegram
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Just drop the cyberpunk-neon.tdesktop-theme into the chat and open it.
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## License
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Everything in this repository is licensed under the GPL, except papirus-kolorizer script licensed under MIT.
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