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// Contributor: julio641742 

/*
In this example we will be click a button in the top bar,
causing an event that create a text label (hello world), which with some
animation, will be decreasing its opacity from 100% to 0%
*/

/* Import St because is the library that allow you to create UI elements */
const St = imports.gi.St;

neuro-sys

/**
 * config.h 
 * ALT + F11 | F12 
 */

static const char *upvol[]   = { "amixer", "set", "Master", "3+",     NULL };
static const char *downvol[] = { "amixer", "set", "Master", "3-",     NULL };
static const char *mutevol[] = { "amixer", "set", "Master", "toggle", NULL };

static Key keys[] = {

yoSteve

VS Code Pop!_UI Color Theme

Have you seen Pop!_OS by System76? It's gorgeous.

Electrifying teals and scintillating tangerines pop against dark chocolate-grey windows and menus. Adding these customizations to 'User Settings' will allows you to enjoy the Pop!_OS UI color theme, and still be able to swap in your favourite syntax highlighting theme for improved readability and visual lexing.

Installation

1. Open VS Code 'User Settings' File > Preferences > Settings.
2. Copy the contents of vscode-color-settings.json into "workbench.colorCustomizations".

mijorus

To have a list of all the so called ThemedIcons for your GTK app, download https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.gnome.design.IconLibrary

I have just spent 30 minutes for this. Thank you Gnome developers