For a desktop with one or more big monitors, a dark theme is a must have, this is not a matter of preferences.
Though I don't remember any Linux distro with a dark theme by default.
Most of them allow customization, but at least for KDE Plasma, this never really works. For example, if I set a dark global theme, then I have to make manual changes in Kate (the default text editor in KDE), or in LibreOffice Calc, or else only the frame of the window respects the global theme, if at all.
Sure, I could manually change the background, but then I have to adjust the text coloring to remain clearly visible on the new backround, then the selected/not selected text visibility, and so on. Then again for another coloring in another language. Then it's the Qt4/Qt5/Gtk2/Gtk3 and so on, all defaulting to light themes.
Setting the entire OS to use only the dark theme is tedious mess.
Is there other easier way to set all programs to dark mode?
Is there any OS with all the defaults to a dark mode?