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1b1ed1a
(Get the code!)
I had a bit of time today to play around with this in 18.04, and looks like Ambiant-mate and Ambience issues are complementary and it's possible to fix compatibility with Unity7 and MATE, respectively, using code from each-other.
Here's what I did:
sudo apt install -y ubuntu-mate-themes light-themes ubuntu-artwork
sudo cp /usr/share/
sudo sed -i "s/#a7bb85/
sudo cp /usr/share/
sudo sed -i "s/#87A752/
sudo sed -i "s/#1e1e1e/
sudo sed -i "s/#ebebeb/
sudo tee -a /usr/share/
@import url("apps/
@import url("public-
EOF
sudo cp --target-
sudo cp --target-
sudo cp --target-
sudo cp --target-
sudo cp --target-
sudo tee -a /usr/share/
@import url("apps/
@import url("apps/
EOF
sudo cp -r --target-
sudo sed -i "s/#f07746/
sudo sed -i "s/#f07746/
sudo sed -i "s/#f07746/
sudo sed -i "s/#DD4814/
This should, in theory, make Ambiant-MATE compatible with Unity7 and Ambiance compatible with MATE, but it's probably not a perfect solution.
Something similar is probably possible with Radiant-mate and Radiance, as well as with Ambiant-mate-dark (which could motivate the creation of Ambiance-dark for Ubuntu 18.04).