Community theme
purple
@jcubic/purple
Vivid purple gradient
// Preview
Icon preview.
A selection from the 1,019-icon set, rendered through this theme's template.
emacs
firefox
blender
bluetooth
chromium-browser
gnome-do
inkscape
python
system-shutdown-panel
terminal
totem
vlc
email
date
gnome-mime-text-plain
application-x-executable
document-save
edit-paste
view-fullscreen
folder
desktop
user-home
system-help
applications-graphics
acroread
gnome
printer
// Install
Two commands. You're done.
Already have the clarity manager? Skip to the second line — clarity use switches themes without a logout or settings panel. New here? The bootstrap line on the main page sets up clarity in one curl.
- 01Fetch and build
clarity install @jcubic/purplepulls this theme from the gallery and saves it to~/.clarity-icons/community/. - 02Switch to it
clarity use @jcubic/purpleactivates this theme and refreshes the icon cache instantly. - 03Stay current
clarity updatepicks up new versions when the author publishes.
# Install the theme $ clarity install @jcubic/purple # Switch to it $ clarity use @jcubic/purple $
// How to use
From zero to styled in four steps.
Don't have the clarity manager yet? Step 01 sets it up. Already running it? Skip straight to 02.
Bootstrap the manager
If
clarityisn't on your PATH yet, install it with the one-liner from the main page.$curl https://clarity.pl.eu.org/install | bashInstall this theme
Pulls and builds the SVG sources for all color variants.
$clarity install @jcubic/purpleSwitch to it
Activates the theme and refreshes the GTK icon cache. No logout required.
$clarity use @jcubic/purpleSwitch back later
Any other installed theme works the same way — use the slug or one of the Clarity built-ins.
$clarity use caeruleus
Tip:clarity list shows every theme you have installed, with the active one starred. clarity remove @jcubic/purple uninstalls it cleanly.