Hello,

First off, I hope I'm putting this in the right place. If not, please don't hurt me. =)

I'd like to possibly see a way for me to make a custom theme, given options such as font, color, size etc - I figure that this would require some modifications to how the user data is stored, but I'd figure that if it were stored with simple things such as only a few font selections and storing colors in hex with RRGGBB format it wouldn't be too difficult.

Then again, I'm no expert either on what'd be difficult about it. I'd just like to see it, as I'd like to make some changes to my current theme (I think it's the green web-safe theme, the others were sometimes hard on my eyes.

Thanks for taking the time to hear my petition - I'm sure it's not original, but I just wanted to share my voice. =)

~Brian

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