Konbini

An Omarchy theme for late nights, empty streets, and the glow of a convenience store sign — inspired by quiet anime slice-of-life backdrops. Deep navy night sky, warm amber window and streetlamp light, soft starfields.

• Seven 4K wallpapers: painted late-night scenes, from a 24-hour corner shop and a ramen stand to a level crossing and a lakeside village
• A tuned palette: text colors pass WCAG AA (only the dimmed muted sits just below), and red and green stay apart for color-blind eyes
• The whole Omarchy desktop: amber-to-blue gradient borders, a matching lock screen, shell focus states, amber folder icons and an amber boot/unlock logo; terminals, Neovim, VS Code, btop and Chromium follow the palette too
• An away screen: a block-art night lane for the idle screensaver
• Extras for Zed, Discord, Firefox, Spotify, cava, GTK4/libadwaita apps, Starship and lazygit

Gallery

01-dawn-mart	02-ramen-street
Terminal + gradient border	Lock screen
Theme picker	Boot / disk-unlock screen

Install

Option A — omarchy theme install (recommended):

omarchy theme install https://github.com/Lohan-Pieterse/omarchy-konbini-theme.git

This clones the repo into ~/.config/omarchy/themes/konbini and applies the theme right away. As a security measure, Omarchy won't apply any *.lua, terminal configs, or vscode.json from a theme cloned from git — this theme doesn't ship any of those, so nothing is lost.

Option B — manual clone, if you want to inspect or tweak it first:

git clone https://github.com/Lohan-Pieterse/omarchy-konbini-theme.git \
  ~/.config/omarchy/themes/konbini
omarchy theme set konbini

A manual clone still has its .git directory, so Omarchy treats it exactly like an installed theme: the same file filtering, and omarchy theme update keeps it up to date.

Konbini needs Omarchy 4.0 or newer (tested on 4.0.4). It ships no per-app config files: Omarchy generates them from colors.toml, so older releases that need per-app theme files (alacritty.toml, waybar.css, …) aren't supported.

After installing, cycle through the seven wallpapers with:

omarchy theme bg next

Updating and removing:

omarchy theme update            # pull the latest Konbini (and other git themes)
omarchy theme remove konbini    # uninstall

If you use the screensaver hook below, run its omarchy hook install line again after an update so you get the latest version. To uninstall it, delete ~/.config/omarchy/hooks/theme-set.d/screensaver-hook.

Palette

Contrast against the #121B26 background (WCAG AA for body text is 4.5:1):

Full values in colors.toml.

Backgrounds

Seven wallpapers are included under backgrounds/, all 3840×2160 (4K):

The wallpapers were created with Google Gemini and upscaled to 4K with Real-ESRGAN. The shop names are fictional.

Lock screen

Nothing to configure — Omarchy's lock screen automatically blurs whichever background is currently active, and shell.lock.toml gives the password box the same amber-to-blue gradient outline as your windows. You can safely preview it without actually locking your session:

omarchy shell lock preview      # show it
omarchy shell lock hidePreview  # dismiss it

Away screen (optional)

Konbini ships an idle screensaver, screensaver.txt: a quiet lane in solid blocks (houses, a power line, a crescent moon and stars), drawn in by Omarchy's text effects in place of the stock logo. It is 66×17, so it fits the screensaver terminal even on small HiDPI screens. Omarchy picks the effect and its colors at random each cycle; themes can't change those. Omarchy keeps the screensaver in your personal branding rather than in the theme, so it takes one step:

# Just use it:
cp ~/.config/omarchy/themes/konbini/screensaver.txt ~/.config/omarchy/branding/screensaver.txt

# Or swap it in automatically: any theme that ships a screensaver.txt
# (like Konbini) gets its own away screen, and yours comes back when you
# switch to a theme that doesn't ship one:
omarchy hook install theme-set ~/.config/omarchy/themes/konbini/extras/screensaver-hook
omarchy theme set konbini   # run the hook once now

The same hook also swaps in a matching fastfetch logo (about.txt, shown by omarchy launch about / the Omarchy menu's "About" entry) and restores your own when you switch to a theme that doesn't ship one.

Preview it with omarchy launch screensaver force; any key ends it.

Extras for other apps

Optional themes for apps Omarchy doesn't theme itself. Nothing here is applied automatically.

What's themed

• colors.toml — the full Omarchy color palette, including hyprland_active_border/hyprland_inactive_border for an amber-to-blue gradient window border
• icons.theme — Yaru-yellow, amber folders that match the shop-window glow
• shell.controls.toml — amber focus and selected states for buttons, tabs and dropdowns in the Omarchy shell (the rest of the shell is generated)
• shell.lock.toml — the amber-to-blue gradient on the lock screen's password box
• unlock.png / preview-unlock.png — an amber Omarchy logo for the boot / disk-unlock screen; pick it under Menu → Style → Unlock
• about.txt — fastfetch logo: a small block-art konbini storefront and crescent moon for the "About" screen, swapped in by extras/screensaver-hook
• preview.png — a real desktop screenshot (btop, neovim + neo-tree, and Files tiled together, matching the layout Omarchy's own stock themes use for their previews), shown in the Omarchy theme picker and on omarchy.org/themes
• Everything else is generated by Omarchy from colors.toml, so these pick up the Konbini palette with nothing to install: Ghostty, Alacritty, Kitty and foot, Neovim, VS Code, btop, Chromium/Brave, Obsidian, Helix, Hyprland, the Omarchy shell (bar, launcher, menus, notifications, lock screen) and RGB keyboards. The palette is tuned for legibility: every text color clears WCAG AA (4.5:1) on the background except muted (≈4:1, used for comments and autosuggestions), and red/green stay distinguishable with red-green color blindness

Because Konbini ships only palette, image and shell-override files, and none of the per-app configs Omarchy regenerates, Omarchy updates that change those templates carry over to Konbini automatically.

License

The theme files (colors.toml, icons.theme, the shell.*.toml files, screensaver.txt, about.txt, extras/ and assets/) are MIT licensed — see LICENSE. Feel free to use the backgrounds as personal desktop backgrounds, but please don't resell them (see Backgrounds for how they were made).

Release notes are in CHANGELOG.md.

Made by Lohan Pieterse (@Lohan-Pieterse).