Equilux Dark Color Theme for Krita Kdenlive KDE Plasma

https://youtu.be/icxuVRXpDbc

Motivation

The Equilux themes provide a neutral dark-balanced color-scheme not designed to be fancy, but to be useful for a few specific goals.

Minimize eye strain: when you pass many hours in front of the screen or you are hyper-sensitive to light, saturation and contrast, your eyes will benefit from a dull UI

Avoid disrupting your circadian rhythms: a neutral color-cast-free UI helps your body to produce enough melatonin at night time and sleep better, working nicely with software like f.lux, redshift, NightLight, ...

Professional use in image editing, graphic design, 3D rendering: in that fields any color cast or excessive contrast, brightness or darkness introduced by the UI would affect the overall perception of the color and balance of the images

You may just like it: even if the style is not the main goal, many people find that its very clean and minimalistic UI looks cool and professional

Technical Focus

The Equilux Theme sticks to the upstream theme as much as possible, and is exclusively focused on the following points:

Total removal of any color cast from the background elements (neutral base)
Use of a neutral base for all the UI elements, with exception of a few button/boxes
Maximum reduction of contrast/saturation
Medium overall brightness/darkness of the UI

download: https://github.com/cgvirus/KDE-Equilux-Color-Scheme
open desktop: https://store.kde.org/p/1376146

clean and minimalistic UI looks cool and professional

Good looking theme from what I see on the video. I bookmarked it to install and try it soon. I'll give you feedback by then. Thank you for sharing!

Good looking theme from what I see on the video. I bookmarked it to install and try it soon. I'll give you feedback by then. Thank you for sharing!

Sure! It would be great to have your feedback. Let me know please. Thanks.

Hey thank you, I tested and it is works well with Krita. It has a shade in-between the default krita-dark and krita-darker. Good to see in the video a Gtk variant also exist for a unified look on the desktop. I'll keep a bookmark with them.

Great. Thanks.