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Omarchroma v2.5.0
Keep desktop applications on the same palette when you change your Omarchy theme.
Before you upgrade to v2.5.0
2 to fixRun the daemon with Hyprland, or invoke `hyprchroma --force` manually; the fallback timer is gone.
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Keep helpers and assets beside the executable in the installed or checkout layout; `HYPRCHROMA_LIB` and `HYPRCHROMA_SHARE` no longer select their locations.
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What changed in v2.5.0
The user service synchronizes GTK/GNOME and Qt/KDE colors; the optional bar panel toggles frameworks and lists stale apps with `/`. These grouped tags also add TOML palettes and preserve custom GTK CSS.
Also: Theme web pages and Pear Desktop, supply a standalone palette, revert changes, and see which apps need restarting.
v2.5.0: install the Omarchy plugin and press `i`, or build the standalone package with makepkg. Requires jq, python3 and a palette source; the daemon watches Hyprland.
New things you can do
Apply your palette to GTK 3/4, libadwaita, GNOME settings and Qt/KDE apps.
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Tint web pages with your palette through Dark Reader across supported native browser profiles.
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Apply your desktop palette to Pear Desktop for YouTube Music.
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Use `hyprchroma palette --template`, `--capture` and `--source` to create, pin and inspect a palette.
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Turning a framework off reverts it; `framework remove` hides it and `framework restore` brings it back.
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Theme switches notify about stale apps; `/` opens their list in the panel.
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Press `i` for setup; v2.5.0 fixes an installer password-prompt crash reported on some AMD systems.
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Seeded by @iluxav with Codex, from the release's public sources. Each change links to its evidence.