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Theme managers
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**NOTE: This article only applies to spmenu 1.1 and later. Users of spmenu 1.0 and earlier should first upgrade, or alternatively use the regular profiles.**
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This article is intended to be a list of theme managers that can be installed and used. spmenu does not decide what theme manager is used, spmenu simply runs `spmenu_profile --spmenu-set-profile` when the keybind for setting a profile is activated. This means you must parse this in a separate program. See [spmenuify](https://git.speedie.site/speedie/spmenuify) for an example on how to do this.
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# Rules for editors
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- The theme managers must all be licensed under a free/libre license, preferably but not necessarily a copyleft license.
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- Please try to use stable hosting if possible for links. If this is not possible, consider emailing me so I can host it on my site.
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- Any programming language. Go wild.
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- No malware/software with antifeatures.
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# Official theme managers
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- [spmenuify](https://git.speedie.site/speedie/spmenuify)
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- Author: [speedie](https://speedie.site) ([speedie@speedie.site](mailto:speedie@speedie.site))
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- spmenuify is the official theme manager for spmenu. It allows installation, previewing, enabling and disabling of themes.
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# User theme managers
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None have been added to this list yet.
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