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Does any1 know a gtk theme with the following html color? Or something close?
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Last edited by ChesSeu (2017-01-24 16:20:39)
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Let me get this straight... you are looking for a GTK theme, that has some quite white but not exactly white oddly specific color used at some random element?
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White? Haha.
It's a dark dark grey color.
Type it in and see for yourself.
http://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_picker.asp
Last edited by ChesSeu (2017-01-23 16:05:10)
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Yes, Awebb was mistaken on the least important part of his comment. And you laugh at that part and ignore the rest? Do you expect that to go over well and encourage further help?
But more directly on topic, you do know you can quite easily edit colors of nearly any gtk theme, right?
"UNIX is simple and coherent..." - Dennis Ritchie, "GNU's Not UNIX" - Richard Stallman
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At least my riddle is solved. I KNOW, that anything in the #1x1x1x range should be near black, but Google's color picker showed a near white. Turns out I had my "night mode" on.
Your question still doesn't make as much sense as it should.
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I am sorry Awebb, the laughing was very innappropiate. And yeah, quite true.. trying to make my gtk theme match an oddly specific colour.
And no Trilby, my behaviour does not encourage further help.
And I realised that I could edit my gtk theme after a long time with file searching, and finding my gtk folder. So I´m changing the colours as we speak.
Thanks guys, and I am sorry for my behaviour.
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No worries ChesSeu. We're pretty direct around here calling out less-than-productive posts - it helps keep the forums healthy in the long run - but you hopefuly will also see that we also either never hold grudges, or maybe just have crappy memory.
Note that in addition to editing a theme file directly (which might get overwritten when the theme package is updated) you can also have your own ~/.gtkrc (check the wiki on the exact location of this file, it may have changed and should be configurable with an environment variable). Your of gtkrc file can have a base theme, the just override a few settings. Alternatively, you can copy the entire theme file to your own gtkrc and modify it as much as you'd like.
You can find more information on the wiki which should take precedence over anything I've said here ... I don't have much experience theming or even using widget toolkits.
"UNIX is simple and coherent..." - Dennis Ritchie, "GNU's Not UNIX" - Richard Stallman
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