05 — Glitch Core theme | ARCH // GLITCH CORE

CONFIG Active scheme: glitch-lime / professional / dark / expressive.

Core palette

Background#121225

Surface#1D1C38

Container#242247

Text#E6E3F2

Indigo#8A80E8

Lavender#B9B2F2

Active lime#B7FF3C

Danger#F0847C

Kontrast 14.7:1 — WCAG AA: ustreza

Kontrast 10.5:1 — WCAG AA: ustreza

Lime is reserved for active, successful, or system states. Indigo carries navigation and focus; lavender is secondary emphasis. Red is reserved for errors and dangerous actions. GTK uses adw-gtk3-dark, icons use Vivid-Glassy-Dark-Icons, and the cursor is catppuccin-macchiato-lavender-cursors at size 24.

Operational theme model

Caelestia scheme state, GTK settings/CSS, Kitty colours, Hyprland borders, icons, cursor, and wallpaper are related visual layers—not one interchangeable file. A correct Caelestia scheme beside different GTK widget colours can indicate precedence or a toolkit boundary rather than a corrupt theme.

When appearance diverges, identify one affected toolkit, inspect its configured source, and compare it with the active scheme. Back up that source, change one semantic role, reload only the affected component, and check focused, inactive, warning, and text states. Roll back the single file or value if contrast or consistency worsens. Never infer that an application reads a palette merely because its colours look similar.