AMOLED Linux?

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As I get older I am LOVING dark mode on everything. Does anyone know how to make the UI for my Debian Distro 100% AMOLED black almost like an Inverted color scheme in windows 11?

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What desktop environment are you using? KDE let's users do this pretty easily by just going into the color scheme settings. I'm not sure what the process is for other desktops these days.

How hard is it to change my desktop environment from a standard Gnome setup with regular Ubuntu

You would just install one of the KDE meta-packages. After that you can select the new desktop environment when you login again.

The only thing to note is that some settings don't always play nice between the two (for example one might overwrite settings on the other), so maybe consider making a new user account just to see if you like it.


Takes like 30 seconds




Which desktop environment do you have? There are themes for almost all of them.

Gnome I believe for Standard Ubuntu but the dark mode isn't like DARK mode where its a #00000 black

Gnome themes do exist. Find something here and install it. Just create a .themes folder in your home directory and download a theme from this site. Extract the theme into the .themes folder you just created. Install gnome tweaks and go to town.

Gnome tweaks you say? What's that

Are you a new Linux user? This gnome tweaks.

Very new

Welcome aboard 🤓


Figured. No problem. We are here to help. Don't hesitate ask any of your questions.








How do I apply all this stuff

It says right there. Go to GitHub, checkout that project, and build with the instructions while including what the comment mentions.

I'll have chat gpt hold my hand 🤔

It's okay for asking some kinds of questions. But when you get down to specific packages you're better off just reading the README.

You can always just ask here if you can't figure something out


😛 You're better than that. The commands are line for like right there 😂






You know, putting up a black theme on your desktop environment is not difficult, you can probably find some online for your DE. The problem is the screen of your laptop/PC. Unless your laptop/monitor is a very expensive one, or a Mac, chances are you're using a cheaper panel. And slapping a 100% black theme there won't make it as black as you imagine it to be (as in your phone, for example, which usually use good quality screens).


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