Re: System-wide dark mode

From a core app perspective, there are some interesting mockups jimmac did for Weather that I'm not sure would mesh well with a global dark theme since most things are colored manually. See here:

Re: System-wide dark mode

Blue labels in Calendar become somewhat hard to read with dark mode: https://imgur.com/xsqPaBG On Wed, May 29, 2019 at 9:24 PM, Georges Basile Stavracas Neto via desktop-devel-list wrote: GNOME Settings, GNOME Calendar and GNOME To Do all work fine on dark mode. Em qua, 29 de mai de 2019

Re: System-wide dark mode

On 5/29/19 15:35, Allan Day wrote: Hi everyone, Whether you love dark modes or hate them, they're becoming fairly ubiquitous nowadays, and I think that it's time for GNOME to seriously think about having one of its own. If we were to support a system-wide dark preference in GNOME, the

Re: System-wide dark mode

On Wed, May 29, 2019 at 8:35 AM, Allan Day wrote: Therefore, before we get too far into planning and implementing this feature: does anyone know of any serious obstacles they'd face, if we were to support a dark mode? WebKit is having trouble with this now:

Re: System-wide dark mode

GNOME Settings, GNOME Calendar and GNOME To Do all work fine on dark mode. Em qua, 29 de mai de 2019 às 13:17, Alberto Fanjul Alonso via desktop-devel-list escreveu: > Great news, I'm big fan and totally support to test this feature. > > As gitg maintainer, there're a couple of problems. Gitg

Re: System-wide dark mode

Great news, I'm big fan and totally support to test this feature. As gitg maintainer, there're a couple of problems. Gitg uses cookies for diff (red for removes, green for adds) we have our own setup for dark and light, but a wide set of colours from system would be great. About dark mode

System-wide dark mode

Hi everyone, Whether you love dark modes or hate them, they're becoming fairly ubiquitous nowadays, and I think that it's time for GNOME to seriously think about having one of its own. If we were to support a system-wide dark preference in GNOME, the implication is that we'd generally support

Re: Please run for the board!

And in case you missed it in planet.gnome.org, I made a write up on how the board works nowadays, why you should and why you definitely can run for the board, read it! https://csoriano.pages.gitlab.gnome.org/csoriano-blog/post/2019-05-27-why-you-can-and-should-apply-for-the-board/ On Wed, 29 May

Please run for the board!

Hi everyone, In case you didn't notice, we've had to extend the deadline for the GNOME Foundation Board of Directors elections, because not enough candidates put themselves forward. Please consider running in the elections. Being on the board is actually quite nice. It's also a great way to see