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Appearance Mode _ CustomTkinter

The document discusses the appearance mode feature in CustomTkinter, which allows users to set the color scheme of their application. Users can choose between 'system', 'dark', or 'light' modes, with 'system' adapting to the operating system's current mode. It notes a limitation for Linux users, where the appearance mode will always default to 'light' due to current system constraints.

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The document discusses the appearance mode feature in CustomTkinter, which allows users to set the color scheme of their application. Users can choose between 'system', 'dark', or 'light' modes, with 'system' adapting to the operating system's current mode. It notes a limitation for Linux users, where the appearance mode will always default to 'light' due to current system constraints.

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Appearance Mode
The appearance mode decides, which color will be picked from tuple colors, if the color
is specified as a tuple color. You can set the appearance mode at any time with the
following command:

customtkinter.set_appearance_mode("system") # default
customtkinter.set_appearance_mode("dark")
customtkinter.set_appearance_mode("light")

If you set the appearance mode to "system" , the current mode is read from the
operating system. It will also adapt if the appearance mode of the operating system
changes during the runtime of the program. Note that on Linux it will be always in
"light" mode if set to "system" , because the mode can't get read from the operating
system at the moment, this will probably be implemented in the future.

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