
GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments
If this doesn't work as well I can't help you anymore since I cannot relate this issue. - Jul 21 2020

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments
Where did you install the theme? Try a different location, for example, if they're installed in ~/.themes try ~/.local/share/themes and vice versa. - Jul 21 2020

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments
Both are working with the themes. I tried it on a clean VM with Ubuntu 20.04 as well, same result. Here are two screenshots using Yaru-Blue-dark and Yaru-Red:
https://imgur.com/kDhPCAu
https://imgur.com/ekdM84q
Where did you install the themes? - Jul 21 2020

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments
Easiest way is to replace color codes in my theme-script.sh (clone my git, the file is in ./src).
Take a color you want to replace, for example Aqua.
Then just replace every color code for Aqua in following lines:
188 + 189 - base colors for gtk theme
234, 235 + 236 - also base colors for gtk themes, but for their svg images.
299 - it's a gradient based on 10 color codes. Replace each code in the array. This is just needed for icons, if you don't want them, you can leave this.
Then compile the themes by entering the command "./theme-script.sh Aqua -all". The script will compile everything including icons.
To compile everything BUT icons just type --noicons or -n instead of --all.
The script will also show you errors if needed libraries or packages are missing. But you can also install them with apt:
"sudo apt install inkscape optipng libcanberra-gtk3-module libcanberra-gtk-module python3 python-pil x11-apps"
Hope this helps.
- Jul 13 2020

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So, there are two soultions:
1. Change the theme of the application using GTK Inspector - this works just until logoff.
2. Remove all Snap applications, remove Snap completely from your system and use the default packages from apt. So did I and everything's fine now.
I've added this to the readme! - Jul 13 2020

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I used the new aubergine of 20.04' Yaru as Purple. Maybe I'll add this purple in the future. I missed this comment while doing the latest update, sorry for this ... I'll try to keep it in mind! - Jul 13 2020

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments
check-symbolic.svg
check-symbolic.symbolic.png
I removed those files on my themes to test it and the checkmarks are red for me as well.
The strange thing is, that those files aren't missing in the archives here on pling and they're also present on my repo: https://github.com/Jannomag/Yaru-Colors/blob/master/Themes/Yaru-Blue/gtk-3.20/assets/check-symbolic.svg - Jun 23 2020

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments
Please check if following files are present:
gtk-3.0/assets:
checkbox-checked@2.png
checkbox-checked-active@2.png
checkbox-checked-active.png
checkbox-checked-active-selectionmode@2.png
checkbox-checked-active-selectionmode.png
checkbox-checked-backdrop@2.png
checkbox-checked-backdrop-insensitive@2.png
checkbox-checked-backdrop-insensitive.png
checkbox-checked-backdrop.png
checkbox-checked-backdrop-selectionmode@2.png
checkbox-checked-backdrop-selectionmode.png
checkbox-checked-hover@2.png
checkbox-checked-hover.png
checkbox-checked-hover-selectionmode@2.png
checkbox-checked-hover-selectionmode.png
checkbox-checked-insensitive@2.png
checkbox-checked-insensitive.png
checkbox-checked.png
checkbox-checked-selectionmode@2.png
checkbox-checked-selectionmode.png
gtk-2.0/assets:
checkbox-checked-active.png
checkbox-checked-insensitive.png
checkbox-checked.png
menu-checkbox-checked.png
- Jun 23 2020

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments
Can you try to copy the theme to ~/.themes, plase? And if this doesn't work as well, try ~/.local/share/themes? - Jun 23 2020

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments
Are you using the latest version? I redownload Yaru-Blue on my 20.04 VM and don't have this issue. The assets for the checkboxes are also present. Which OS? - Jun 23 2020

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments
Did you install the theme to /usr/share? if so, please remove it manually or by running uninstaller.sh and try to install it to ~/.themes. Tell me if this works, please!
- May 20 2020

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GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments
Creating themes for Metacity is a bit complicated, at least when I tried it for Yaru-Colors. It's much work because you need to create png files of everything. But GTK uses mostly css to create the UI, so it's a very complex and time consuming work to create every png file Metacity needs. And I really have barely the time for a 20.04 update of Yaru-Color. Sorry for this. - May 05 2020

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments
It seems that these images are supposed to be missing. Look at lines 403-405:
"
# QGtkStyle (used for Qt apps) *always* assumes scrollbars have
# arrows, so configure these here. Gtk2 apps will atually ignore
# this. "
Also take a look inside of the assets.txt which is the file index for compiling the png's. There are no scrollbar-arrow-[*].png so they can't be in my theme since I'm using this as source. I don't know why they're missing, I opened an issue on Yaru's source git for this.
For now, your solution is the best for everyone who needs this, since it's just Qt related. I'll update Yaru-Colors when I've an answer from Yaru developers. - Dec 15 2019

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments
- Nov 04 2019

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments

GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments
I always put my themes in /use/share/themes. It need root privileges and most of the Linux cracks would burn me for this but I never had any issues with this. - Sep 13 2019

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But if the stock yaru theme works with Double Commander but mine does not, it has to be an issue with Yaru-Colors. Maybe you and the Marwaita Dev team find the issue quickly, then I'll fix it.
If I remember correctly, Ubuntu will update the yaru theme with 19.10's release, so I'll update Yaru-Colors as well. - Sep 12 2019

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GTK3 Themes by jannomag 157 comments
The colors of the close button are in the same shade as stock Yaru, but I'll take a look over it and maybe update it after the easter weekend ;) - Apr 17 2019

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They won't show up in MATEs theme manager, because they don't support Metacity. That's also the reason why the taskbar won't get themed.
I missed to edit the index files for the icons, apparently, I'll fix it. I didn't notice this, maybe because they're no issues with gnome.
I already found out what's wrong with MATE and Metacity and how to fix this. It's possible but it's very hard and time consuming work. Maybe I'll create Yaru-Colors for MATE later, maybe not.
I thought about a Teal theme, but forgot it, some how. Aqua is the nearest to teal, I'll add this, for sure...thanks for this.
Orange isn't available for Yaru-Colors, because it's the stock theme (also Gnome, only).
If I create MATE support, I'll add stock Yaru, too. - Apr 11 2019

Full Icon Themes by vinceliuice 349 comments