My Adwaita appropriation, made with a decent amount of scorn for GNOME's recent idiocity and yearnful longing for days when running Linux desktop was still a fun, colorful, customizable, and empowering experience.
Aiding maintanability, the theme inherits all styles from Adwaita-Dark, but with the following distinctions:
- reduced padding/min-size of elements like tabs and buttons,
- a more prominent keyboard/mouse focus and current window state indicator.
The theme is, time permitting, made to work with GNOME/GTK+ stack that comes with (each) Debian stable release.
Copy all files into ~/.themes/MyAdwaita.
mkdir ~/.themes
cd ~/.themes
git clone https://github.com/kernc/MyAdwaita
To query GtkSettings (of ./gtk-3.0/settings.ini), run:
gtk-query-settings
To view Adwaita theme built into GTK+, run:
gresource extract \
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgtk-3.so.0 \
/org/gtk/libgtk/theme/Adwaita/gtk-contained-dark.css
# Extract colors
... | grep -B3 define-color
To inspect GTK+ widgets' properties and styles:
GTK_DEBUG=interactive gtk3-widget-factory