When I first installed Directory Opus last month, I was blown away with how powerful and customizable it is. But as someone with triple 32" monitors setup, I needed something that won't burn my eyes!
Deep Dark features most of the Solarized colors as well as Fira Code and PragmataPro fonts so developers will feel at home right of the bat and home users will fall in love with it!. It will also feature custom labels, wildcards, folder formats and buttons to suit different uses out-of-the-box.
DD v0.2 PragmataPro 0.828 Windows 10 Pro 2004, Directory Opus Pro 12.21.7
Note: PragmataPro™ is a shareware font and must be purchased from the author. It will not be supplied with the theme.
I am not sure if I could export shortcuts yet or to what degree the export settings functionality goes, if not I will provide a PDF of whatever work that couldn't be included. I will not share it just yet as I am not done with several things like the toolbar icons and some tweaks but it should be ready very soon!
I like this! If you want to export settings and share it, look around in it first, it may contain email or FTP passwords. Custom buttons may contain stuff that you defined in them. I mean if you run an msdos command and it has a predefined user/password. For example i use YOUTUBEDL and it can contain my own user/pass for some video sites which do not allow downloading without logging in. Other thing are icons. If you share yourt settings with custom icons, like you have on your toolbar, just link the site or zip them up if you wanna share those too.
I wish you many many free hours to make DOPUS how you want it to work and look like
I will test the configuration files before uploading importing it to dopus running in a vm to emulate the end-user experience from scratch and will also inspect the files thoroughly.
Yep, but I will not upload unfinished work there are 42 items/tests on my to do list for the theme and even more (109) for for the rest (toolbars, kb shortcuts, buttons, icons, various preferences, PDF manual...etc)
I greatly underestimated the time needed thats for sure!
I will push the theme as soon as it is done and publish the rest later
edit: I know this is labeled as just a "theme" but my original intention for it were to be much, much more than that, but I haven't found a better thing to label it as.
Added Power Management to toolbar, 9 awesome new buttons and 6 kb shortcuts .
Started working on PDF documentation which will cover thoroughly the rationale behind the theme colours and layout and dive in deep detail about the functions of new buttons/toolbars/shortcuts as well as recommended productivity software to be installed. (Quick Access Popup, Display Fusion, Wox, AquaSnap, TidyTabs, Take Command..etc) and how they could all be used to enhance your experience.
Thank you for making this theme. I haven't tried any other themes at all and was also trying to ease some of the bright light on my eyes. I installed the theme and it all works well minus one area. I have my "find" window (the Utility Panel) at the bottom and the colors do not apply to that portion. I am fairly new to Dopus, but am finding my way around and love the software. Any advice for this part?
TIA!
Be patient. The utility panel is currently not configurable. There are other similar threads in which the DOpus team discusses potential changes down the road.
Hey there, it hasn't gone underground per say, but I have been extremely busy starting a new job and moving to a new city which made all my side projects move very slowly if at all. Another complication arose with how heavily Deep Dark relies on 3rd party software, scripts, addons and icons to do what it does.
As I have originally imagined it, I wanted to create an easy to use installer that would transform DO but many authors refused to have their work added to my installer even with proper and clear attribution which made me look for alternatives or creating a script that would auto-download everything needed without having to have everything in the installer..etc and then there was moving to a new city and starting a new line of work.