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Anyway to set termux theme to match system theme?
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this post was submitted on 08 Dec 2024
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I personally do not use shizuku because i reboot my system a lot and i do not have wifi connection to setup it again just using phone.
But this solution helps with most part of problem, i can configure bash to check time, if it is 2000 to 7000 use dark theme otherwise light theme.
If i can somehow get current system theme without root/adb, it will be better.
Anyway, thanks for help. I will use this setup for now ☺️
Trying various methods without adb/shizuku give:
Exception occurred while executing 'night':
java.lang.SecurityException: getNightModeCustomType requires MODIFY_DAY_NIGHT_MODE permission
cmd uimode gives the options but executing any options ends in error.
Anything beyond that is beyond me.
But, maybe this can help if you want to do the real programming stuff I can't
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44170028/android-how-to-detect-if-night-mode-is-on-when-using-appcompatdelegate-mode-ni#44170179
Another thing I think might be needed is to add a line to reload termux.properties I created an alias because the command is so long. trs=termux-reload-settings