When the gtk theme used is not Ambiance/Radiance Ubiquity draws part of the installer as pink blocks.
I've been looking into it and I found that it is cause of the explicit use in code of css colors [1] which are defined in
Ambiance/Radiance themes but they are not in other gtk themes like Adwaita.
The exactly colors that are used are "dark_fg_color" and "dark_bg_color". They are used to "tint" some parts of the UI.
I do attach a patch for Ubiquity (trunk) to check wether the [dark] colors are defined in the gtk theme or not and to use them or not consequently.
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When the gtk theme used is not Ambiance/Radiance Ubiquity draws part of the installer as pink blocks.
I've been looking into it and I found that it is cause of the explicit use in code of css colors [1] which are defined in
Ambiance/Radiance themes but they are not in other gtk themes like Adwaita.
The exactly colors that are used are "dark_fg_color" and "dark_bg_color". They are used to "tint" some parts of the UI.
I do attach a patch for Ubiquity (trunk) to check wether the [dark] colors are defined in the gtk theme or not and to use them or not consequently.
[1] http:// bazaar. launchpad. net/~ubuntu- installer/ ubiquity/ trunk/view/ head:/ubiquity/ frontend/ gtk_ui. py#L750