≥v≥v Flamerial ≥v≥v

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^{Developer Tools · Available for macOS
Since November 2022}

❡ About

A fiery color palette for the sleek pony developers who are creating the foundation of their software empire through hard work and determination. Designed to work gracefully with Liquid Glass, it is available for Xcode and Terminal on the new macOS 26 Tahoe.

Caption: the Flamerial palette applied on macOS Tahoe.

Palette

The colors that compose each variant are:

Name	Dark	Light
Void	000000 (0, 0, 0)	4F2926 (79, 41, 38)
Cherry	C41917 (196, 25, 23)	D14106 (209, 65, 6)
Garnet	870F00 (135, 15, 0)	A32C00 (163, 44, 0)
Amber	F26725 (242, 103, 37)	F27F1B (242, 127, 27)
Cider	AD7E4E (173, 126, 78)	BB780E (187, 120, 78)
Caramel	AA4118 (170, 65, 24)	B8582D (184, 88, 45)
Coffee	78423B (120, 66, 59)	955F5C (149, 85, 92)
Cream	E4C260 (228, 194, 96)	FFFDD1 (255, 253, 209)
Almond	6F5840 (111, 88, 64)	AB8961 (171, 137, 97)
Butter	FFFF00 (255, 255, 0)	FFFF00 (255, 255, 0)
Trail	19110A (25, 17, 10)	F8F8C8 (248, 248, 200)

Caption: the colors that compose the Flamerial palette.

❡ Install

Dependencies

The software requires:

• macOS 26 Tahoe.
• Xcode 26.
• Terminal 2.15.

Procedures

Follow this step-by-step to install the software:

• Download the Flamerial.zip archive from the latest release.
• In Finder:
  • Navigate to your Downloads folder.
  • Extract the archive by double left clicking it.
  • Access the extracted folder.
  • Copy the fonts from Resources/Fonts to ~/Library/Fonts.
  • Copy the Xcode themes from Themes/Xcode to ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/UserData/FontAndColorThemes.

Tip

Use ⇧ Shift ⌘ Cmd . to show hidden entries in Finder such as your Library folder.

• In Terminal:
  • Open its settings using ⌘ Cmd ,.
  • Navigate to the Profiles > Text tab.
  • Left click on the (...) button below the sidebar.
  • Left click on the Import... option in the floating menu.
  • For each theme under Themes/Terminal, import it.
  • Select the preferred variant from the sidebar.
  • Left click on the Default button below the sidebar.
  • Reopen Terminal.
• In Xcode:
  • Restart Xcode if already open.
  • Open its settings using ⌘ Cmd ,.
  • Navigate to the Themes section.
  • Select the preferred variant from the Theme dropdown on top.
  • Switch its appearance under the General section and select the other variant from the same dropdown to set both a dark and light theme.
• In Photos:
  • Import the wallpapers from Resources/Images/Wallpapers to your library.
• In System Settings:
  • Navigate to the Appearance section.
  • Select the Orange accent color under Color section and Tinted Auto icons under Icon & widget style.
  • Navigate to the Wallpaper section.
  • Left click on the Add Photo... button.
  • Left click on the Choose from Photos... option in the floating menu.
  • For each wallpaper previously imported, select it.
  • Select the preferred wallpaper variant.
  • Toggle on the Show on all Spaces toggler on top.

Tip

Add the Dark Mode widget to your menu bar or Control Center to easily switch between dark and light modes.

❡ Support

If you need help related to this software — whether to report an issue or suggest an improvement — please send me an e-mail.

❡ Copyright

This software is under the Apache 2.0-License. See the LICENSE file within its source code for license details.

 

In the memory of all fellow dragons,
as the dreams that keep our flames alive.

^{– ❤️‍🔥🐉 –
≥v≥v Here Be Dragons! ≥v≥
Made with love by 🍒 skippyr}