JViz

JViz

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Koasati: If i make the background black for Eclipse, I can't see stuff in the my internet browser. If I make the background light for the browser, It defeats the purpose of having a dark theme, since the whole screen would be filled with the light/white background color.

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Bichur: WB comes with Aura and Blackcomb, which both have different color schemes. I tried doing what you described, but the color scheme of the main skin always overrides the other skin in per-application settings.

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I could probably even just run a separate color scheme on the browsers I use, instead of trying to do it with Eclipse. I still need to figure out how to get seperate color schemes though, rather than different skins.

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Ah, thank you Koasati. Do you happen to know of any way of accomplishing what I'm trying to do with separate color schemes for each app, with or without stardock software?

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Part of my problem is that somehow Eclipse is ignoring --most-- of the per application settings in window blinds. Another problem seems to be that, even if I change the theme with per-application settings, the color scheme itself doesn't change, just the skin. This happens whether or not "User Overrides -> Advanced Settings -> Apply Global Colouring..." is turned on or off.

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Is it possible to have per-app colour schemes? I like to code in Eclipse with a dark background color, but I need dark text on a light background for the browsers because people like to leave out color codes. Is there a solution for this with WindowBlinds or some other Stardock software?

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