Yes, in the next version we plan to add the ability to override the theme colors (https://github.com/wiboma/hudiy#hudiycolorscheme-object) with custom values for both day and night modes. However, this won't be a feature that lets you change the color of any random UI element. What is your use case?alex124.rh wrote: Tue Jun 09, 2026 10:24 am is the next version planned to include the colour theming update. I would appreciate this as it would really help advance the project
Update to version 1.20 (Bookworm) and 2.16 (Trixie) is already available
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Re: Update to version 1.20 (Bookworm) and 2.16 (Trixie) is already available
“As mentioned, around version 1.22/2.18, we will introduce the ability to override specific colors within the scheme calculated by Material Design (https://github.com/wiboma/hudiy/blob/ma ... eme-object).
This won't allow you to modify the color of every individual element on the interface. Instead, it will let you modify the color of a specific group of elements that share a color from that scheme (e. g. onSurface).
We are currently working on version 1.20/2.16. Releases generally come out on a monthly basis.”
The use case would be to for example change the colour of the text on the main dashboard. It needs to be green text on a night mode background to reduce strain on eyes.
This won't allow you to modify the color of every individual element on the interface. Instead, it will let you modify the color of a specific group of elements that share a color from that scheme (e. g. onSurface).
We are currently working on version 1.20/2.16. Releases generally come out on a monthly basis.”
The use case would be to for example change the colour of the text on the main dashboard. It needs to be green text on a night mode background to reduce strain on eyes.
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Re: Update to version 1.20 (Bookworm) and 2.16 (Trixie) is already available
Hi I answered with my use case so please can you reply what you think? Many thanks 
Re: Update to version 1.20 (Bookworm) and 2.16 (Trixie) is already available
The feature will allow you to override onSurface color which is used for most texts and icons.
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Re: Update to version 1.20 (Bookworm) and 2.16 (Trixie) is already available
Is there a way to modify the hudiy_equalizer_sink to make it 4.1, 5.1 and 7.1?
Re: Update to version 1.20 (Bookworm) and 2.16 (Trixie) is already available
hudiy_equalizer_sink is a virtual sink created by the equalizer plugin. PipeWire will automatically adjust the number of channels if upmix is enabled. If you have a physical device that supports 4.1/5.1, PipeWire will automatically configure the channel count.wkl3968 wrote: Thu Jun 11, 2026 7:11 am Is there a way to modify the hudiy_equalizer_sink to make it 4.1, 5.1 and 7.1?
You can check out this thread regarding the CM6206:
viewtopic.php?p=889#p889
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Re: Update to version 1.20 (Bookworm) and 2.16 (Trixie) is already available
I'm running CamillaDSP and 7.1 channels, 4 mono mics and I'm wondering how I can replace the Hudiy equalizer sink and echo cancel sink. Is the equalizer plugin can be edited or replaced?
Re: Update to version 1.20 (Bookworm) and 2.16 (Trixie) is already available
The equalizer and echo cancel modules are loaded from $HOME/.hudiy/share/hudiy_startup.sh. You can change the module parameters or disable their loading by modifying this file.
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