color palette
#01263d
#e2e0dd
#1fa1db
preview
readme
Vast Snow Mountains
A dark, translucent theme for Omarchy, sampled from the Vast Snow Mountains photo by Nicolas Prieto — deep shadowed blues with snow-white text.
⚠️ Full translucency needs the companion plugin. The gallery install applies the shell transparency automatically, but windows and terminals stay opaque until you install aether-opacity and run
aether-opacity set 0.8— see Translucency below.
Install
omarchy theme install https://github.com/Linar46/omarchy-vast-snow-mountains-theme.git
omarchy theme set vast-snow-mountainsPalette
| Role | Color |
|---|---|
| Background | #01263d |
| Darker background | #011a2c / #010d16 |
| Lighter background | #03304e |
| Foreground | #e2e0dd |
| Dark foreground | #93bfdc |
| Accent | #1fa1db |
| Selection | #043a5c |
| Muted | #56718c |
| Red / Green / Yellow / Cyan / Magenta | #e08f8f / #8fc7b0 / #e8d8a8 / #5ec4f0 / #a9a6d4 |
Translucency
The theme ships with translucency baked in:
- Shell surfaces (bar, popups, launcher, menus, tooltips) at alpha 0.80
via
shell.toml, lock card at 0.65 - Window decoration opacity 0.80 active / 0.66 inactive in
hyprland.lua - Terminals at 0.80 (alacritty, foot, ghostty, kitty configs)
omarchy theme install refuses Lua and terminal config files from a git
clone for security, so after installing from the gallery only the shell
alphas apply automatically. To get the full translucency in one step, use
the aether-opacity plugin —
it converts the clone to an editable local copy, generates the window and
terminal opacity overrides, and re-applies the theme:
omarchy plugin add https://github.com/Linar46/aether-opacity.git
~/.config/omarchy/plugins/io.github.linar46.aether-opacity/install
aether-opacity set 0.8That gives windows 0.80/0.66, shell surfaces 0.80, lock 0.65, and
terminals 0.80 — matching the values shipped in this repo. aether-opacity off turns everything fully opaque.
Status
⚠️ Colors need polishing — pull requests accepted. Palette tweaks, preview improvements, and extra wallpapers are all welcome.
Credits
- Wallpaper: Nicolas Prieto via Unsplash (Unsplash License)
- Palette: sampled from the wallpaper with k-means
- Generated with the Aether theming tool