“Although the dark mode for OS X Yosemite that Apple previewed onstage at WWDC two weeks ago hasn’t officially made it into any build of Yosemite as of today, developer Hamza Sood has figured out a Terminal command which will let you get a taste of OS X’s dark mode now,” Michael Steeber reports for 9to5Mac.
“Of course, this is an extremely early version of dark mode, and many of the icons in the menu bar appear to be displaying incorrectly,” Steeber reports. “As always, use your own discretion when enabling features like this. If you’d like to revert back to the default OS X style, there’s a Terminal entry for that too.”
Get the Terminal commands in the full article here.
“Dark mode is most definitely a work in progress as borders of icons shown in the menu bar are not correctly displayed,” AppleInsider reports.
“Apple will introduce dark mode when Yosemite launches this fall as an alternative view for users who prefer not to be distracted by OS X’s menu and dock,” AppleInsider reports. “The new functionality may be most important for imaging professionals.”
More info and screenshots in the full article here.