I prefer a dark theme with some high contrast elements. I came from AutoCad so very used to the black background. I also prefer few toolbars and lots of working space. Hotkeys over toolbars for sure.
I typically choose dark theme on any software if it’s an option. White or light colored backgrounds hurt my eyes after many hours of screen time.
Well, I use the Rhino UI “as is” except some floating toolbars in workspace like section and paneling tools, auxpecker, 3DE math, boltgen.
I tried customization several times but I always reverted the UI back.
FTW! 
…begs the question: How many commands are there in total?
https://developer.rhino3d.com/api/RhinoCommon/html/M_Rhino_Commands_Command_GetCommandNames.htm
import Rhino
counter = 0
for i in Rhino.Commands.Command.GetCommandNames(True, True):
counter += 1
print counter
Gets list of command names in Rhino. This list does not include Test, Alpha, or System commands.
938 Loaded
1063 Registered, (may not be currently loaded) ,commands.
1000+ Not including the options (sometimes dozens) in each command… 
My head hurts… 
Pretty minimalist as for a guy with 21:9 screen. 
macros that I have written to make a process and also scripts.I have defined shortcuts to 352 keys.
have multiple screens.
The custom toolbar is sweet!
Same as others, I used to customize my toolbars in previous versions but gave up over the years.
But this sidebar idea in combination with the nearer command console is worth a try.
Is this the mac-version?
Yup!
That’s even more than Howard Marks
Though he had up to 43 aliases, he became known as “Mr. Nice” after he bought a passport from convicted murderer Donald Nice.
Very nice. How did you color the normally white backgrounds of the layers and properties panel? I couldn’t find options for it.
Hello,
Search ‘Dark theme’ for discussion of how to do this (and why you might not want to).
