Andras Horvath
Andras Horvath
Digging into the the topic: - tried compton, no success - cannot replace unity with compiz - investigated the xcalib source and as you said it, smart inversion cannot be...
Yeah, the addon is good and a viable solution because the CSS engine can do hue manipulations by default. Well, keep up the good work.
Just found a complete solution for desktops using the Gnome shell. Using the shell extension above and patching its code makes it work perfectly. Steps: 1) download Gnome shell extension...
Updated the patch, see here: https://github.com/maiself/gnome-shell-extension-invert-color/issues/1#issuecomment-441229129
OK thx. (BTW the link to your website in your profile is broken, remove the www subdomain.)
What is the easiest way to edit it for smaller dots? Do I need a font editor?
I have edited and created a font that I share with you: [dotsfont3.zip](https://github.com/kylewelsby/dotsfont/files/3869720/dotsfont3.zip)
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What do you mean it is expected? Currently there are no dots for spaces but empty space only. In password type inputs there is a dot when hitting space.
Finally I edited your font with FontForge, copied a single char, then selected all, pasted, then right-click and transform, then scale (X = 30%, Y= 30%), apply, generate fonts. Thanks...