Walnut: A Dark, Warm Desktop Palette
Walnut is the look I built for my Linux desktop: near-black with a brown cast, one copper accent, line-drawn icons and a contour-map wallpaper. Here is the palette and the rules behind it.
Thoughts, stories and ideas.
Walnut is the look I built for my Linux desktop: near-black with a brown cast, one copper accent, line-drawn icons and a contour-map wallpaper. Here is the palette and the rules behind it.
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