Command: appearance

Manage various appearance and theme settings on macOS.

Usage

Usage: m appearance [OPTIONS] [ARGUMENTS]

Description: Manage appearance settings on macOS.

Options:
  --help                                  Show this help message
  --antialiasthreshold [value]            Set the antialiasing threshold (e.g., 0, 2, 6, etc.).
                                          If you set it to 1, antialiasing will be disabled.
                                          If you dont pass a number, it will show the current value
  --darkmode <enable|disable>             Enable or disable dark mode
  --transparency <enable|disable>         Enable or disable transparency
  --iconsize <small|medium|large>         Set the size of the icons in window sidebars, dock, and finder
  --maincolor <blue|graphite>             Set the main color of the interface

  --highlightcolor <graphite  | cayenne    | ... > Set the highlight color of the text selection.

Options

--antialiasthreshold [value]

Controls the font anti-aliasing threshold. A lower number generally means smoother fonts. If no value is provided, it displays the current setting.

Example:

# Set the threshold to 4
m appearance --antialiasthreshold 4

# Check the current threshold
m appearance --antialiasthreshold

--darkmode <enable|disable>

Toggles Dark Mode for the macOS interface.

Example:

m appearance --darkmode enable

--transparency <enable|disable>

Enables or disables transparency effects in windows and menus.

Example:

m appearance --transparency disable

--iconsize <small|medium|large>

Adjusts the icon size in various parts of the interface, including window sidebars, the Dock, and Finder.

Example:

m appearance --iconsize small

--maincolor <blue|graphite>

Sets the main accent color for buttons, menus, and windows.

Example:

m appearance --maincolor graphite

--highlightcolor <color>

Changes the color used to highlight selected text. A wide variety of colors are available.

Example:

m appearance --highlightcolor lavender