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Is it possible to create a shortcut to apply a color scheme (not theme) directly without having to dig into systemsettings? Or at least, is it possible create a shortcut directly to color schemes page in systemsettings? Or, can it be done in a script (dbus, etc.)?
The reason I ask is that I use my laptop in the field when observing (I'm an amateur astronomer) and I need to set the screen colors to a dark red scheme I created. I also put red Plexiglas over the screen but both it and the dark red color scheme are needed to be usable when dark-adapted. However, that red scheme is far too dark for daytime use. It would be extremely handy to be able to change the color scheme with a single click via an icon rather than firing up systemsettings, navigating through it, etc., etc. Thanks! |
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This command should open a single dialog to allow you to configure the colour scheme:
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Excellent - Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!!
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