Dark themes won't work
Bug #226068 reported by
Jens Fursund
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #215472: Darklooks gtkrc is broken [hardy-intrepid].
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Bug Description
If a dark theme is chosen, for example DarkLooks, it won't work, as soon as an application which is not nautilus (and maybe some other applications) the theme will break and go back to defaults for almost all windows (Firefox, Calculator, Screenshot Utility, Gimp, etc.). It seems it could be a bug in the way gtkrc is read, because themes which have hardcoded values, and not gtk_color_scheme, does not seem to break. Hope you can fix this...
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| Jens Fursund (dlai) wrote | #1 |
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| Iakov Davydov (iakov-davydov) wrote | #2 |
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| Todd Ross (brainsick) wrote | #3 |
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I confirm this.
You can easily reproduce this for example like this:
1. Select Human theme.
2. Select Darklooks theme
3. log out
4. log in
5. open any gtk application (nautilus for example)
What happens:
all contols look bright again
What should happen:
all controls should look dark