Ed hud mod v3 was released a few months ago with Linux support. Much much better than running via wine in elites prefix (which did work, with difficulty)
I really have to give this a try. It may sound odd but I never tried changing the ingame HUD before. This is odd because I built a full blown cockpit for my space trucking fix 🤓
I know this is an old thread but I just wanted to say, for anyone who might find it, that you don't necessarily need a plugin, you can change your colors on any platform by just changing a text file, "GraphicsConfiguration.xml". Where it is located depends on where you installed the game, but as an example, if you installed it through Steam, it will be at /path/to/your/install/SteamLibrary/steamapps/common/Elite Dangerous/Products/elite-dangerous-odyssey-64.
Make a backup copy of it, then edit it. Search for "GUIColour" and find this block:
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https://elite-dangerous.fandom.com/wiki/HUD_Color_Editor
There is another way on Windows with much more options but AFAIK no one has managed to run it on Linux. It relies on injecting a dll into ED
Edhmui, I run it on Linux and it works flawlessly.
Ed hud mod v3 was released a few months ago with Linux support. Much much better than running via wine in elites prefix (which did work, with difficulty)
I really have to give this a try. It may sound odd but I never tried changing the ingame HUD before. This is odd because I built a full blown cockpit for my space trucking fix 🤓
You can do it per ship too, makes every ship feel unique. Highly recommended. Edhm ui
I know this is an old thread but I just wanted to say, for anyone who might find it, that you don't necessarily need a plugin, you can change your colors on any platform by just changing a text file, "GraphicsConfiguration.xml". Where it is located depends on where you installed the game, but as an example, if you installed it through Steam, it will be at
/path/to/your/install/SteamLibrary/steamapps/common/Elite Dangerous/Products/elite-dangerous-odyssey-64.Make a backup copy of it, then edit it. Search for "GUIColour" and find this block:
You can change this to any number of different color variations. The one I use is this:
And it makes it look like this.
Edit: The plugins give greater control over more elements, but if you just want a quick and easy way to do it, this works pretty well.