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Once I tried it configuring my terminal emulator and it worked fine on my local computer because I had other software set up to make use of the solarized colour scheme, e.g., the LS_COLORS environment variable. It worked for a long time just by setting it in XFCE but recently it just stopped and I had to set the other to files too.I spend a lot of time in GVim which I’ve configured to use the Solarized colour and I love it I really like being able to switch back and forth between the light and dark versions (depending on the ambient light conditions). For all other programs including the XFCE panel I have observed that it sometimes is necessary to set ~/.gtkrc-2.0 and ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini in addition and with the same settings as selected in the XFCE settings app.

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I tried to install Arc-Dark which I prefere and setting it instead of Adwaita but it looks like it is not applied for most of the programs.įor Qt programs you need to follow the guide including the two packages mentioned above. These work (as far as dark themes are concerned): As I already documented in another thread some dark themes do not work well in XFCE: I used to use it with Ambiance and now with Yaru-dark. This particular one however will attempt to apply whatever Gnome theme you have configured to your QT apps and it relies on resources in gtk2-engines-murrine and gnome-themes-standard to do so.īut also I want to ask If there is a possibility to change gnome them to other then Adwaita-dark? This “gtk2” is a QT style installed through qt5-qtstyleplugins along with some other QT styles.

If you intend to have your QT apps look like your Gnome/Gtk apps you need to set QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=gtk2. For NetworkManager icon, see Qubes issue #2846.įirst thing that for QT You probably don’t need gtk2-engines-murrine, and gnome-themes-standard.Īnd that observation is based on what … the name? Note: Some panel (applet) icons, e.g., NetworkManager - see ›global‹ screenshot at the beginning of this guide -, notification-daemon, Joplin and Keybase, remain with white instead of dark resp. To do? Darken Firefox websites and Thunderbird emails just with userChrome.css and userContent.css, not via extensions/add-ons. This work for debian-11-minimal but for debian-11 You have to uninstall xsettingsd or edit ~/xsettingsd config file instead of using ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini and ~/.gtkrc-2.0. Then add these two lines to /etc/environment: QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=gtk2 To make sure QT apps look good, too: In templateVM install qt5-style-plugins, gtk2-engines-murrine, and gnome-themes-standard. Put these files to /etc/skel of the templateVM, so they get created automatically if you set up a new appVM based on that templateVM. Note: The icon theme name is the name of its directory, not the name property in its index.theme. gtkrc-2.0 include '/usr/share/themes/Adwaita-dark/gtk-2.0/gtkrc' Since we are choosing theme that is already Dark it can be omitted. Gtk-application-prefer-dark-theme=1 is not necessary, it’s forces usage of dark variation of selected theme. Make sure your appVMs have both ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini and ~/.gtkrc-2.0: In that case set DPI in /etc/X11/Xresources/x11-common using Xft.dpi: (probably 96) in template VM. In Debian, things are getting a little bit trickier …ĪppVMs seem to work best without gnome-settings-daemon (see end of Fedora section above). Add QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=gtk2 to /etc/environment. To make sure QT apps look good, too: In templateVM install qt5-qtstyleplugins, gtk-murrine-engine and gnome-themes-standard. gtkrc-2.0 (see following Debian section). If you want to use gnome-settings-daemon and Gnome Tweaks, it’s probably best to delete settings.ini and. Notes: You have to do this in the templateVM and all appVMs changes you make in the home directory of a templateVM will not reflect in the template based VM by design. Select Appearance → Themes → Applications → Adwaita-dark (adjust also all the other options to your taste): Shutdown templateVM and add Tweaks to App shortcuts of appVM in Qube Manager. In templateVM: sudo dnf install gnome-tweaks

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Then add QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=gtk2 to /etc/environment.īut it require to review the few lines of code being added. Sudo qubes-dom0-update qt5-qtstyleplugins Then add QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE=adwaita-dark to /etc/environment. More info: Uniform look for Qt and GTK applications - ArchWiki Most of the Qubes OS UI in dom0 is now Qt5 based and doesn’t adhere to the selected theme by default. Bluebird's borders appear more elegant, but it could be difficult to grab the window’s edges in order to resize. These are probably the most ›classic‹ and readable/contrasty. Change Theme in Style tab to G2, Wallis, or Bluebird.

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