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I've written a command-line script that will automatically change your Alfred theme at sunrise and sunset. It's kind of a companion to F.lux and its option to turn on Yosemite's dark theme when it gets dark. It requires the pytz and astral Python libraries. Save the script somewhere and run it in Terminal: python toggle_alfred_theme.py --dark 'My dark theme' --light 'My light theme' The script will change the current theme depending on the time of day and then schedule itself to be called every sunrise and sunset (or when the computer boots/wakes) to change Alfred's theme.
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Yosemite Dark Mode Toggle (With Alfred Theme Toggle)
RodgerWW posted a topic in Share your Workflows
DOWNLOAD: Yosemite GUI Mode Toggle Workflow With either a shortcut or hotkey you can toggle between normal and dark mode in Yosemite AND thanks to the recent Alfred update, the Alfred Theme! To make the workflow universal this switches between the Yosemite themes included with Alfred 2. To change to your own "Normal" and "Dark" Alfred themes, be sure to modify the script lines accordingly: For Normal Mode change the name: tell application "Alfred 2" to set theme "OS X Yosemite" For Dark Mode change the name: tell application "Alfred 2" -
My current theme. Simple, clean, and kinda looks like a science textbook from the 1950s. Download Link
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When you use f.lux (really awesome app btw.) it provides a feature to automatically turn Yosemite's dark mode on after the sun has set. It would be really cool if there was a worfklow for Alfred that could change its theme accordingly. Without this, it is really tempting to use spotlight which of course automatically adjusts to the dark mode setting. Edit: Thread renamed for more precise feature request.
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IS it possible to switch a theme based on a hotkey or keyword? I am having a hard time finding this info in the forums,
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This is a simple theme that utilizes the blur feature under Appearance > Options (I personally turn it right up) with a frosted blue bottle style. Download Blue Bottle Theme from Dropbox
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My minimal rendition of the Monokai colorscheme. Enjoy! Updated Download Link
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I'm trying to programmatically set up some themes from a color palette I've found online. There are several variations of this color scheme that I'd like to convert to Alfred themes. The colors from the theme come in any format understood by the web, (rgb, hex, etc) but the color in the preference file looks like a datauri or something I can't figure out.
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Here's a quick theme mimicking the appearance of the new spotlight in Yosemite. Dimensions are near-perfect, type is as close as I can get. Yosemite Spotlight Theme
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My personal theme based off of Manchester United colors. Download
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Here is another minimal theme I made in Alfred. Hadn't seen others that were closely like it so I thought I would post. Download: https://mega.co.nz/#!ERdVmYaJ!Z7WU6KtbLTMEON2F1bu5pN4kBpToSuqG22yp5IjQakU Note: There is an older light version of this theme that can be found here: http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/3557-space-minimalist/
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A slightly transparent purple theme. Clean design, and dark hues. A little homage to Alfred's wondeful hat. Import theme
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Hey, this is my first theme for Alfred 2. I hope you enjoy it! Download: http://timfengler.de/alfred-theme/
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When making my own theme, I find myself wanting to change the text selection color of the main search field. Is this possible? -
Hi all of you, I was looking for a theme that was aligned with the flat design philosophy but didn't find one that made me smile. I decided to make one from scratch, using Flat UI colors and OSX BlueGreen theme as a base. I want to do dark and light versions with every accent color but i need your help, so fork it on Github and help me. Here is my approach, I hope you enjoy it:
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As a followup in "The Minimalist" series to Almost White (far and away the most popular theme in the forums now!) and Almost Black I wanted to do something more colorful, but still very clean, minimalist, and modern. So here is a suite of themes based on the lovely work over at flatuicolors.com. Download Flat UI Blue › Download Flat UI Gray › Download Flat UI Green › Download Flat UI Orange › Download Flat UI Purple › Download Flat UI Red › Download Flat UI Turquoise › Download Flat UI White ›
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There have been a few requests in response to The minimalist: Almost White v2 for a black alternative, so here it is. Download › I recommend these Appearance settings in your prefs to keep things clean.
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Hey Guys, I recently began using the amazing Spacegray Sublime theme by Gadzhi Kharkharov. I love the colour palette and decided to port the colours into Alfred and roll a theme. Thought I would share with with you all. I might make a light version of the theme too sometime in the near future. Hope you guys enjoy it! Download Here --> Spacegrey Alfred Theme
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Here is a minimal theme I made in Alfred. Hadn't seen others that were closely like it so I thought I would post. Download: https://mega.co.nz/#!dYtBESDC!uk7kXZvzn2BXKZ7X4Rgdq-lp94IXNHOT9rAu4AhjyFY
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I've been using the Smooth theme made by David Ferguson for some time and realized i needed just that theme with somewhat inverted colours. Credit goes to David. Looks like this: Download: http://j.mp/18i5KN6
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Made this to match the new side dock introduced in OS X Mavericks. You can download it here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/12761102/SideDock%20Theme.zip Edit: since alfred's transparency blur hack doesn't work in Mavericks you can't match the theme and the dock exactly. If you want them to match you can however turn of the blur effect of the dock using this command string: defaults write com.apple.dock hide-mirror -bool true;killall Dock
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based on the JetBrains theme. preview: Darcula.alfredappearance: http://d.pr/f/faDl theme url: http://is.gd/js018R
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Dracula Dracula is a dark open-source theme for Alfred, SublimeText, TextMate, Vim and Chrome DevTools. Instructions and download links here.
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Screenshot: http://cl.ly/S9Dj Theme: http://kcy.me/u7ot
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Calydon Inspired Theme. download here
