Add Modus Operandi and Modus Vivendi themes - #184
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Add Modus Operandi and Modus Vivendi to the community theme gallery in alphabetical order.
The themes adapt Protesilaos Stavrou's original, non-tinted Modus Operandi
and Modus Vivendi palettes to Omarchy 4's shell, terminals, and editors. The repository includes
upstream attribution, GPL-3.0-or-later licensing, the Omarchy template notice,
original wallpaper, and an optional link to support Prot.
Repository: https://github.com/codingquark/omarchy-modus-themes
Both screenshots show real Omarchy desktops with their respective wallpaper,
a terminal palette specimen, and Neovim editing a public sample file. They are
1200 x 675 WebP images, stripped of metadata and under 100 KB each.
This is a multi-theme source package. Its documented installer registers both
theme subdirectories as reviewed local symlinks, preserving each variant's
terminal, Hyprland, and Neovim overrides. Omarchy's single-theme Git installer
expects a theme at the repository root and is not used for this package.
Validation: 210 authored contrast pairs pass; theme configurations were parsed,
Ghostty validated, Neovim loaded headlessly, and Hyprland reloaded without errors.
The screenshot was visually checked for layout and personal content. This is an
independent port, not an endorsement by Prot or a claim of universal desktop
WCAG conformance.