omarchy themes

color palette

background #0a0a0c
foreground #e6dcd8
accent #ff2a1c

preview

~/kitt
┌──────────────────────Hardware──────────────────────┐
 PC: omarchy-host
│ ├: x86_64 (8 cores) @ 4.00 GHz
│ ├: Integrated Graphics
│ ├󱄄: 1920x1080 @ 60 Hz
│ ├󰋊: 120 / 500 GiB (24%)
│ ├: 8 / 16 GiB (50%)
└ └󰓡 : 0 / 4 GiB (0%)
└────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
┌──────────────────────Software──────────────────────┐
 OS: Omarchy 3.6.0
│ ├󰘬: master
│ ├󰔫: stable
│ ├: linux-arch
│ ├: Hyprland (Wayland)
│ ├: ghostty
│ ├󰏖: 1024 (pacman)
│ ├󰸌: K.I.T.T ●●●●●●●●
└ └: JetBrainsMono Nerd Font (9pt)
└────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
┌─────────────────Age / Uptime / Update───────────────┐
󱦟 OS Age: 0 days
󱫐 Uptime: 2 hours, 13 mins
 Update: Today
└────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
user@omarchy:~ $

readme

K.I.T.T.

The K.I.T.T. theme running on a MacBook Pro, scanner sweeping across the Touch Bar

An Omarchy theme based on the Knight Industries Two Thousand from Knight Rider — black-on-black bodywork, amber dash readouts, and that red scanner sweep.

The theme across a terminal readout, a git graph, and colors.toml in Neovim

cliamp, btop, the theme's files in eza, and the Omarchy About screen

Above: a telemetry readout, a git graph, and colors.toml in Neovim. Below: cliamp, btop, eza over the theme's own files, and the Omarchy About screen.

Install

omarchy theme install https://github.com/moerdowo/Omarchy-Kitt-Theme.git

Or manually:

git clone https://github.com/moerdowo/Omarchy-Kitt-Theme.git ~/.config/omarchy/themes/kitt
omarchy theme set kitt

Palette

TokenColour
background#0a0a0cthe paintwork
foreground#e6dcd8
accent / red#ff2a1cthe scanner
yellow#ffb347dash amber
orange#ff7a2f
selection#3d100a

Window borders use a three-stop Hyprland gradient — rgba(4a0d07ee) → rgba(ff2a1cee) → rgba(4a0d07ee) at 90° — so the focused window reads as a red sweep from left to right. Inactive borders drop to a dead rgba(2b1714aa).

Everything else (terminals, btop, neovim via aether, vscode, chromium, obsidian, the bar and all shell surfaces) is generated from colors.toml by Omarchy's own templates.

Backgrounds

Cycle with omarchy theme bg next.

the car mid-jump on a storm-lit ridge, scanner lit

1-kitt-jump — the car mid-jump on a storm-lit ridge, scanner lit. Applied by default. Generated with AI.

the red sweep across black, white-hot core, CRT scanlines

2-scanner — the red sweep across black, white-hot core, CRT scanlines

the dash LED bar cluster in red with an amber midline

3-voice-modulator — the dash LED bar cluster in red with an amber midline

80s perspective grid receding to a red horizon glow

4-night-highway — 80s perspective grid receding to a red horizon glow

brushed near-black paint, one thin scanner line low in frame

5-black-on-black — brushed near-black paint, one thin scanner line low in frame

Backgrounds are applied in filename order, so 1-kitt-jump is what the theme sets when you switch to it.

2–5 are generated procedurally with ImageMagick at 2880×1800; regenerate.sh rebuilds them. Budget around nine minutes — it is compositing a few dozen full-size layers and is not hung. Backgrounds 2–4 reproduce exactly; 5-black-on-black draws its brushed sheen from +noise Gaussian, so its texture differs slightly on every run.

1-kitt-jump is an AI-generated image and is not regenerated by the script.

License

MIT © Frianto Moerdowo.

1-kitt-jump was generated with AI. It depicts the Knight Industries Two Thousand; Knight Rider and the car's design remain the property of their respective rights holders. The MIT grant covers this theme's own work — the palette, the procedural backgrounds, and regenerate.sh.