robzolkos/omarchy-robzee84-theme

This project is a visual theme for Omarchy, a Linux desktop setup, that gives your entire workspace a retro 1980s synthwave look. Inspired by the popular SynthWave '84 theme for VS Code, it coats your screen in deep purple backgrounds with bright neon accents like hot pink, electric cyan, and mint green. Instead of just changing your wallpaper, it applies a consistent color scheme across several pieces of your system. It restyles your terminal, the bar on your screen, your code editor, and even your system monitor. The theme also includes a set of dark icons and a few wallpaper options, including a plain black background and a cyberpunk cityscape, so everything matches. Someone would use this if they run Omarchy on their computer and want their desktop to feel like a neon-lit retro arcade rather than a standard gray interface. For example, a developer who spends hours in a code editor and terminal every day might install this to make their workspace more visually exciting. It is a one-command install if you already have Omarchy, so it is an easy way to personalize your setup. The project is essentially a collection of configuration files that tell each part of your desktop which colors to use. The README provides a clear map of the palette, showing exactly which neon shade goes where. The colors are adapted from the SynthWave '84 theme originally built for VS Code, so it brings a well-known aesthetic to a different environment.