Martin Wiethan 0251757fc0
Add the option to change the UI Theme at runtime (#2693)
* Setup for testing

* Working Example for Background

* Almost all MainBackgrounColor working

* Random Color PoC

* Fix DBorderColor

* prevent old logic from replacing colors in memory at startup

* Comment out resources in xaml

* Finish new Button

* Remove Pulse, Load Windows default Theme

* Fix Colors

* Fix Toggle Colors

* working version, with shared still being mostly applied be replace instead of resouces

* Load all entries in themes.json as Resource and reference them in inputXML.xaml

* Rename File to match Function Name

* Hotfix for Sync with main

* Remove Static Set-WinUtilUITheme function/file

* Rename File and Function

* Cleanup and Stuff

* Unify Button Theme with rest of UI

* Refactor/Optimazation

* Performance optimization

* Add Comments

* Rename Functions and Variables to be more concise and descriptive

* Add persistence to the user Theme Preference across winutil restarts

* Reimplement Theme Chagnes from #2722

* Add AUTO option to follow window theme and add dropdown instead toggle

* Formatting and deleting temp file

* Fix small display bug where Dropdown would remain open for settings and themes

* Remove terniary operators because only PS7+ is supported
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Chris Titus Tech's Windows Utility

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This utility is a compilation of Windows tasks I perform on each Windows system I use. It is meant to streamline installs, debloat with tweaks, troubleshoot with config, and fix Windows updates. I am extremely picky about any contributions to keep this project clean and efficient.

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💡 Usage

Winutil must be run in Admin mode because it performs system-wide tweaks. To achieve this, run PowerShell as an administrator. Here are a few ways to do it:

  1. Start menu Method:

    • Right-click on the start menu.
    • Choose "Windows PowerShell (Admin)" (for Windows 10) or "Terminal (Admin)" (for Windows 11).
  2. Search and Launch Method:

    • Press the Windows key.
    • Type "PowerShell" or "Terminal" (for Windows 11).
    • Press Ctrl + Shift + Enter or Right-click and choose "Run as administrator" to launch it with administrator privileges.

Launch Command

irm "https://christitus.com/win" | iex

Dev Branch

irm "https://christitus.com/windev" | iex

If you have Issues, refer to Known Issues

🎓 Documentation

WinUtil Official Documentation

YouTube Tutorial

ChrisTitus.com Article

💖 Support

💖 Sponsors

These are the sponsors that help keep this project alive with monthly contributions.

Yusuke SaitoTriHyderaMark AmosJason A. DiegmuellerwyattRMSStefanthaddlPaulDave JonesAnthony MendezxPandakuClaudemodsTimothy CookDursleyGuy

🏅 Thanks to all Contributors

Thanks a lot for spending your time helping Winutil grow. Thanks a lot! Keep rocking 🍻.

Contributors

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Chris Titus Tech's Windows Utility - Install Programs, Tweaks, Fixes, and Updates
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