I’ve noticed, that there is no overlay. Checked files and noticed, that it’s name is not right to work
Yep, I noticed that, it’ll come in the next hotfix. Alongside support for the CubeXX.
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Could you put it on github too? I usually follow updates on github.
It’s always on GitHub first, under “Releases”, as adding the theme to the theme repository takes more time.
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Is 720x480 rg34xx next? 
Hi. Just wanted to help out a little so I add 720x480 to the theme by using a python helper called skimage.transform. This is a function that can stretch images in a smart way, without too much distortion. I have tested it on my RG34XX-h and I like it. If you like it, you are free to use the result of course. If not, than I am happy using it on my own RG34XX.
Aurora.muxthm
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Thanks for planning a custom icon, great work on your themes as always. 
Version 3 in Spanish
https://www.mediafire.com/file/q0g5ogdzhwcqtie/(ES)V3Aurora.muxthm/file
I’m having issue with the alternative themes. The only one working is the default one (Moon). I’m currently using a RG40XX H.
You may just need to go to task toolkit and run toggle grid mode for main menu
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It worked. Thanks for the help.
this problem
is caused by the fact that you have COLUMN_COUNT and ROW_COUNT set in /640x480/scheme/default.ini That would turn grid mode on for all screens including the main menu which your theme does not support grid mode on the main menu. It would also enable it for Applications but you’re not including application image so I don’t think you want that either. You’d either want to move those settings out to muxplore.ini or set ROW_COUNT to 0 in a muxlaunch.ini and muxapp.ini
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Hi! I had the same problem as xenamta, but after toggle the grid mode for main menu, all other menus are still with this “layer” with different colors. I tried to toggle the grid for the other menus but didn’t work.
Hi, I need to ask, how did you enable the name of the system/core below the icons in ‘Explore’? In my one the names are missing and that makes it confusing because I intend to gift this to someone who is new to gaming and may not be aware of what the systems are called.
I did nothing special. Just downloaded the Aurora.muxthm from the Github’s release page, placed in the themes folder and picked the alternative theme “Retro”. I didn’t setup anything but the grid mode in the main menu.
Just realized when doing the steps to remember this that the Retro alternative theme keeps the colors from the previous alternative in the menus.
Example of Retro explore menu after i switched from Blossom theme:
While the Blossom theme itself is fine:
I like the Retro theme main menu icons display so I would like to make it work, and the colors fit better with my RG35XX SP than the OneTwo theme. For now I setted the DMG theme and switched to the Retro and the collors have a good match, there is only the “commands layer” int he screens.
There’s a bug (or not sure if its a limitation of the system, will be very sad if it is)
The space for the clock is too small so if you have AM/PM enabled, the AM/PM spills out of the shaded region for the clock and icons. A temporary fix for this is to use the moon theme as the clock bg and screen bg have the same color.
Another issue is the name of the game in a system, if too long, should be scrolling, otherwise you can’t really see the name as it becomes obscured by the image/boxart of the game.
The size of the pill shape isn’t configured by muOS, it’s baked into the image being used as the background. It’s perfect when using the 24-hour clock but will look a bit off when using the 12-hour clock.