catppuccin-theming

To apply a consistent color palette across Hyprland, Kitty, and Neovim, you use a unified set of named color tokens. This provides per-application theming guidance to harmonize visuals across your terminal, editor, and desktop environment.

Yes, you can theme Waybar and Tmux using the Catppuccin Macchiato palette. The theming guide specifies practical configuration examples and usage rules to ensure visual harmony across these specific applications.

The best way to unify terminal and desktop UI colors is by applying a shared color palette reference with named tokens. This ensures cross-app visual harmony across shells, terminals, editors, and UI components like Waybar.

This theming approach works on a per-application basis rather than system-wide only. It provides specific theming guidance and practical configuration examples for individual applications like Hyprland, Kitty, Waybar, Neovim, and Tmux.

To get started with Catppuccin Macchiato theming, follow the quick-start guide to apply the color palette across your shell and editor configurations. It includes usage rules for implementing color tokens effectively.

Terminal and editor themes look inconsistent when applications use different base, surface, and accent tones. Harmonizing the Catppuccin Macchiato palette with standardized named tokens ensures a unified, aesthetically coherent experience.