Swatch

Swatch is a super handy app that proves you don't need tons of features to be useful in your daily tasks. Sometimes, simpler apps like Swatch can get things done quicker and more smoothly than those heavy-duty tools packed with options.

What is Swatch?

This little gem is a color palette manager that's all about simplicity. It's built using Python 3, GTK4, and Libadwaita, and the best part? It's totally free and open-source!

User-Friendly Interface

One of the coolest things about Swatch is its interface. It's simple but modern, making it fit perfectly with the latest Linux distributions.

Basic Features for Everyday Use

Now, when it comes to features, Swatch doesn’t wow you with fancy tricks. But hey, it gives you a practical environment for quickly creating and managing color palettes for your projects.

You can add as many colors as you want and organize them easily. Plus, copying their codes to your clipboard takes just a few clicks!

Importing and Exporting Made Easy

Another awesome feature is that Swatch lets you import and export color palettes using the GIMP palette format. This makes working with GIMP a breeze!

Dark Mode for Eye Comfort

If you're wondering about customization options, there’s not much to explore except for the Dark Mode. It really helps make the app easier on the eyes in low-light settings.

How to Get Swatch

You can install Swatch on most Linux distributions directly from Flathub.

A Perfect Fit for Basic Users

While Swatch might not be the fanciest or most advanced color palette editor out there for Linux users, it's just right for those who only need basic features. If speed and simplicity are what you’re after, then this app could be perfect for you!