What do you mean by a light theme? Isn't everything pretty much on a white background right now?

Posted by: Demon_skeith

What do you mean by a light theme? Isn't everything pretty much on a white background right now?

I'm not quite sure what you mean by that. But to sum up what I'm trying to say, it's that Windows has never had a Light-Theme that spans across the entire OS. Before it was a mix of Dark and Light(Dark Context-Panels and Light File-Explorer).

I was slightly confused as well because I assumed the default was considered a light theme but I've been used to the dark mode so much, I've forgotten what it normally looks like 🤣 .

It's not for me though. I can't imagine a light theme not burning my eyes especially in the night

Posted by: Ash

I was slightly confused as well because I assumed the default was considered a light theme but I've been used to the dark mode so much, I've forgotten what it normally looks like 🤣 .

It's not for me though. I can't imagine a light theme not burning my eyes especially in the night

Well, since the Launch of Windows 10 back in 2015, there was essentially just a mix of both Dark and Light. As I said, Dark Context-Panels and a Light File-Explorer. This(What I now consider, pretty hideous) was a Design flaw and thus' you had an inconsistent UI.

Surprisingly enough, I don't seem to have any problems with Light-Themes. I actually love them. I previously used Dark-Themes for Youtube, Programming IDEs and Windows as a whole a while ago but after I switched to Light-Theme, I'm not going back(Hell, I even have my Brightness at max and it still doesn't seem to hurt my eyes XD)

huh, I guess there is some darkness to windows. Glad to see they added this, though an all dark theme would fit me best.

I saw the new theme and i don't like it much. The old dark theme was very good. As i run Linux i am not able to experience it in real time.