Other than the Debian repository, Geany is also available in Snap and Flatpak. Now we move on for the Flatpak installed Geany. Now I got my preferred Delt Dark Theme on the list (The other themes are pre-installed in antiX 19). Now opening the Geany apps, I will go to View -> Change Color Scheme. If you are using GUI file manager, make sure to enable seeing hidden files/directories. OK, now I just need to copy or move the file to the location: ~/.config/geany/colorschemes/ as mentioned in the Geany website.
Clicking the download link for the theme will open a text document (.conf file) in the browser. I like this theme Ok? Don’t comment anything ). From the website,, I downloaded the Delt Dark theme. So I assumed it is installed from the debian repository. In my antiX machine, I can just follow the instruction provided on the Geany website as it is installed by default.
Having reinstalled Ubuntu on my machine, together with experimenting with antiX on another provide me with an opportunity to look at different ways to installed the apps and the location to save the downloaded themes. So, most of my apps have been changed into such themes. And, having used dark themes in many apps I also enjoyed the visual appeal of dark themes. Just last month I found Geany and seems to enjoy it, especially for it’s very light footprint on resources (having budget system make you search for the lightest apps out there).
#HWO TO CHANGE GEANY THEME PROFESSIONAL#
(I am not a professional coder/programmer, just using it for statistical purposes mostly). From Atom to specific IDE for R such as R-Studio. I have tried many text editors for my use.
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