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These are taken from ReactOS which itself took from Windows 2000. Only two are manually modified, the names of the "Standard" and "Classic" themes being changed to Windows 2000 and 98 respectively, as well as the addition of a full solid-color Windows 95 one.
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Okay I've gone a little overboard. Generated everything from ReactOS :) |
Not represented in the actual Windows themes, but generated by dividing the gray text colors in half.
Just a little more natural than being stuck in the middle :)
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I know, it's not node.js, but I decided to whip up a little something anyway...
I have kind of an idea to use a Windows-hosted Python program too, to lift the schemes out of a running system's registry. Haven't done so though :)