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I switched back over to the blue theme from midnight (I switched cause the holiday theme was a little too much for me, I'm a minimalistic kinda guy) and the blue looks more like the ergonomic color rather then the brighter blue I thought it was.

Is this something new, or did the darkness of the midnight theme make my eyes go wacky? I like the change but I was just curious.

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Why are there two blue themes (Neowin 3 and Neowin Blue)? Is there a reason? Are the any differences between the two? It's only in the forums though, none of the news pages. Been two since after the upgrade.

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Neowin 3 is the group name for all of the themes under it. Notice the others have ---dashes while Neowin 3 doesn't.

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Well than, I don't know if it's supposed to be doing it, but it also switches me to a blue theme when I select it.

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Blue is the default for that tree.

So when you hit Neowin 3 it goes to the default theme.

When you click on Neowin 3 its similar to a redirect to the blue theme.

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Blue is the default for that tree.

So when you hit Neowin 3 it goes to the default theme.

When you click on Neowin 3 its similar to a redirect to the blue theme.

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Yea that's what I always figured. It's just weird that there's two ways to get to the same theme.

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Frank, no worries. Like youself I switched to Midnight for the Christmas season (really fitting eh :/) and then went back to Neowin Blue and was like :| WTF? It seemed to bright for me or something had changed but I remembered when I first used the theme, I have the exact same thoughts. Its natural we are uncomfortable to change so just sit and stare at the theme for a 20 minutes (you will either adjust to it or faint) :p

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