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Hello,
I’ve installed Arch with GNOME to my computer. When I start Rhythmbox or Evolution, I noticed that the gray bar has no background:
It should look like: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c … x_2.97.jpg
And it looks like this: http://picpaste.com/pics/Screenshot_fro … 966940.png
Do you know a solution?
Last edited by ynnckhmls (2014-05-01 17:57:45)
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which gtk theme are you using? it's probably not the same as in the wikimedia screenshot.
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I’m using the standard theme: Adwaita.
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That picture from wikimedia is from version 2.97. In the repositories is version 3.0.2. Maybe they changed the theme between versions.
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No, they have not change the theme. I’m sure that’s a bug. The bar had to be darker like in version 2.97. If you hover the volume botton, the background turns a little bit brighter, so as in version 2.97.
The GNOME developers didn’t want that for sure.
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I'm pretty sure that's been rhythmbox's default look since 2.99 or so.
Last edited by Chazza (2014-05-02 13:14:55)
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It isn’t the look of Rhythmbox, it’s the look of all GTK applications. Seahorse and Evolution look also like this.
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It isn’t the look of Rhythmbox, it’s the look of all GTK applications. Seahorse and Evolution look also like this.
Well I can't speak for evolution, not having used it in ages. I do have seahorse and rhythmbox installed and I can tell you that the latter on my comp looks exactly like your screenshot. I notice that gedit 3.10 had the grey bar but gedit 3.12 doesn't. I think that the look you want is gradually being phased out of all the gnome apps.
Last edited by Chazza (2014-05-02 13:15:29)
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Yep, this is a "feature" of GTK3 now... apparently ![]()
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