git.kernel.org Adds Native Dark Mode Support

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Kernel on 7 December 2023 at 06:54 AM EST. 17 Comments
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As an early Christmas present for Linux kernel developers and others keeping track of kernel development, the git.kernel.org Cgit web interface has rolled out native dark mode support.

There's been a patch for months adding the CSS dark mode support to the git.kernel.org cgit web interface while now it's finally been rolled out.

git.kernel.org dark theme


Yesterday it was noted on social.kernel.org that the dark mode support has been rolled out for git.kernel.org to enhance the viewing experience of browsing the official Linux kernel Git as well as the many development branches housed there.

git.kernel.org dark theme


As an extra plug, if you are looking for native dark mode support on Phoronix, that is available via Phoronix Premium.
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