Linux mint cinnamon for the partialy blind #1291
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The easiest to learn to create a theme is grab something like the default theme and learn how to build and modify. Then start experimenting. It's really not the complex. |
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Take a look at the README for the theme spices repo: |
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I am starting a project to create a desktop environment for people with severely limited vision , by adapting Linux mint cinnamon. I have managed to create some useful colour themes with 00max. However there are a few bugs as it is not up to date with Zara. AS I am very new to coding in Linux. Is there a guide to creating a theme with Cinnamon spices?
Also , once I have several themes I need to develop a very simple way for partially sighted people to choose a theme. Once completed it would be a mint os specifically for the almost blind. There is technology out there already and I have tried lots of it. But I can tell you it often falls short of the mark! Also a lot of it is very expensive. Ideally a menu integrated into the system allowing to make basic colour choices for fonts and system menu backgrounds would be best.
Any advice or assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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