If you really want to find a dark mode, you can consider Adobe Photoshop or Krita if you dont prefer our suggestions below. Another program that lacks a dark mode is Paint Tool SAI. Users can only get a dark theme by using Medibang, which can be described as a sibling program of FireAlpaca. Select a designer calendar theme from calendar button. Unfortunately, FireAlpaca doesn’t have a dark theme. I don’t have a fresh install to test but it might be the case that the ‘new’ Extensions preferences app doesn’t need to be installed manually. Select a wallpaper by tapping Wallpaper button or your photo from Photos/Camera.
If you want to install these from the command line run: sudo apt install gnome-shell-extension-prefs gnome-tweaks Both of these are available in the Ubuntu archives:Ĭlick to install GNOME Extensions App on Ubuntu However you choose to install the User Themes extension you will need to install the GNOME Extensions app and the GNOME Tweaks tool to use it. You can install this add-on from the (EGO) website however I find it quicker to install the gnome-shell-extensions package from the Ubuntu repo (warning: it adds lots of other add-ons too), no browser required:Īlternatively, install the User Themes GNOME extension in Ubuntu from the command line using this command: sudo apt install gnome-shell-extensions This simple add-on lets you change GNOME Shell theme easier than running long-winded commands.
How to Make GNOME Shell Dark in 20.04įirst things first: you need to install the User Themes GNOME Shell extension. Thankfully, you can enable a FULL dark mode in Ubuntu 20.04, and in the next section we show you how. While this mix of light Shell UI and dark app windows doesn’t look terrible, it’s not quite the full dark theme experience that some users of the Focal Fossa will be expecting.
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