Themes Should End with Lowercase "-dark"
BlindRepublic opened this issue · 1 comments
BlindRepublic commented
Mint's theme names should end with -dark
(explicitly with a lowercase d
) as webkitgtk
and libadwaita
check will automatically set their themes to dark mode when the current gtk theme has the suffix -dark
. Ideally, it would be better for there to be something that explicitly states that the theme is a dark variant in the theme itself, but this would be more convenient than having to constantly run gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface color-scheme 'prefer-dark'
when changing themes.
clefebvre commented
Light themes support gtk-dark.css so they don't need to be correlated with another theme (i.e. a dark one).