themix-multi-export --help
or
./multi_export_cli.sh --help
Example multi-export config file could be found in ./export_config_examples
directory of this git repository.
When using Multi-Export from GUI your multi-export layout would be automatically saved to ~/.config/oomox/export_config/multi_export_*.json
files.
If your prefer CLI interface, refer to change_color.sh
scripts inside ./plugins/
. For xresources
and random
themes in CLI use palettes from /opt/oomox/scripted_colors/
directory. Using scripted palettes enables you to use bash to write simple generators for dynamic themes (as alternative to plugins in oomox-gui). GUI is not attempting to execute any scripted palettes with bash because downloading such scripted themes from random places could lead to unexpected result so you can use them only with CLI, when you really know what you're doing.
In the directory with Base16 plugin you could run the CLI as well:
python cli.py --help
Spotify theme can be also exported from GUI, but if you prefer commandline interface:
./plugins/oomoxify/oomoxify.sh ./colors/gnome-colors/shiki-noble
Also you can normalize font weight with -w
argument, see -h
for usage.
Spotify theme settings are backed up to ~/.config/oomox/spotify_backup
. To undo the changes made by oomoxify, these files can be copied back to their original location /usr/share/spotify/Apps
. Spotify can also be reinstalled, which will reset these files as well.
Users running Spotify under Flatpak should set their "Spotify path" in oomox to /var/lib/flatpak/app/com.spotify.Client/current/active/files/extra/share/spotify/Apps
in order to apply the theme.