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I installed the Arc-dark and I have no idea of how to tell the apps to use it.
(I recently installed Arch and used the Sway WM, which uses the Wayland protocol. I installed the Atom (IDE?) text editor and something about it bugs me. I have installed xwayland too, but I have no idea of how any of this works. The GTK theme is very weird on it, I mean the "toolbar", the menu. I suppose it is using the default GTK theme and I have no idea how to change it if I'm not using a DE and even though I've read on the wiki on how to setup the config files I think I've did something wrong. I installed the Arc-dark and I have no idea of how to tell the apps to use it.)
(I dunno if this should go in Newbie Corner or here)
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Wayland or not should be irrelevant for theme configuration: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GTK#Configuration
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GTK#Co … tion_tools
For a GUI that doesn't pull in loads of dependencies I use lxappearance-gtk3.
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Yet another link:
https://github.com/swaywm/sway/wiki/GTK … on-Wayland
Atom uses electron, so the toolbar is most not likely a gtk widget, so themes are (mostly) irrelevant, unless you can configure electron to respect some bits of the gtk theme.
"UNIX is simple and coherent" - Dennis Ritchie; "GNU's Not Unix" - Richard Stallman
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Thanks everyone who helped. I had messed something up before, but it worked when I made the config files in /etc/share/gtk-2.0 (or gtk-3.0). I also had to look up the name of the theme directory, like "Arc-Dark-solid". It worked on the Atom IDE too, that thing on the top (it uses the GTK theme engine I guess). Again, thanks a lot for the help! LXAppearance is also very useful. Last time I had tried this and it hadn't worked I just wasn't paying much attention.
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You also can set it via gsettings. Nice tool tbh. I use it on sway Wayland, Hikari Wayland compositor.
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