There is work being done on this, to see the status check out
https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/a-quick-update-on-our-progress-on-
automatic-theme-installation-for-snaps/18633
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This "Snap" was the last straw for me. I already hated Ubuntu, but when
they made this contrainer-based package manager, I finally switched.
It's time to try out other distros. Manjaro for example.
Also Cannoncial doesn't care about end-user experience, and it really
shows.
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Any update guys?
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Graphical snaps don't honour the desktop theme
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I'd like to point-out that this bug seems to be affecting the snap-store
snap in bug #1867417. I have filed a bug already to get Materia included
in gtk-common-themes (default theme in Ubuntu Studio) but nobody seems
to care.
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snap is a another way to hurt the linux desktop experience. It is a shame
watching developers rendering linux unusable/ugly again. I've spend some time
creating new themes (noting that its documentation is very bad)just to see that
it will not be honored by snap packages. Sorry not to be
I'm trying to be optimistic about this and realize that it is a solution
for maintaining packages across multiple releases but I have to say that
as more and more things are migrated to snap without a solution to these
integration issues it will become a real problem for many more users and
hence,
As a user I am experiencing 0 advantage from chromium packaged as a
snap. Except that it looks ugly.
Did I somehow miss the good stuff?
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So this is how it looks after updating Kubuntu to 19.10. Both Robo 3T
and Postman's theme messed up, and they're only using Arc's titlebar.
Screenshot added.
Removing them, and using installer from their website fixes the issue.
** Attachment added: "screens.png"
Robo 3T and Chromium for example.
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Robo 3T only using theme's(Arc theme in my case) titlebar, and
Chromium(v77) using the fallback cursor theme.
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Title:
Graphical snaps don't
@Norbert, which snaps? I've only heard about electron snaps losing some
themeing in 19.10 (unrelated to snap vs non-snap afaik).
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You know, we know what are your guys trying to do here with snap and we
really appreciate, but look at this way: I was really happy with Kubuntu
19.04(I could finally achieve uniform look for all apps, Qt and GTK),
but after moving to 19.10, some packages only available from snap, and
those are
This is an umbrella bug for many efforts that build towards having much
better support for theming. As one example we recently landed support
for icon themes. This will also improve the support for mouse cursor
icons. I switched the priority to wishlist because it's not a bug, it's
a lot of new
I get wrong mouse pointer in some snap apps but not all. Chromium and robo3t
has wrong pointer, IntelliJ IDEA has the correct one.
Any way to fix this?
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I'm on Fedora 30 here in May 2019, and this bug dismays me. From my
reading of the comments so far, the only problem with the solution in
#26 is that Snap applications may expect a different version of the
user's GTK theme than is installed.
Version mismatches may not be easy to fix--I don't
** Also affects: snapd
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Graphical snaps don't honour the desktop theme
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Seriously guys, this isn't that hard to fix.
A change can be made to the theming structure so that all GTK+ config files in
each snap directory are linked to the user's to honor the theme. It doesn't
even require each snap to be written differently. Just put it in the guidelines
for developers
Small addition to #24 :
It seems not all Canonnical repo themes work after all, Numix is an example of
the same issue as the example screenshot. Also the colour of a theme for the
window backgrounds is not always carried across to snaps even though the window
decorations and mouse pointer theme
As a note to testers concerning this issue - as observed on 18.04LTS
Ubuntu, on ubuntu-session the snaps only follow the installed theme if
it is one of the themes preinstalled or from base repos; ie
Adwaita(/dark) Ambience or Radiance etc. User installed themes from
other repos, in my case Adapta
Please prioritize this, I cannot recommend that any one uses snaps or
even Ubuntu with Ubuntu software store until this is resolved.
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Please fix ASAP: Ubuntu is often praised for "Accessibility".
"Honouring" dark themes is an absolute MUST for this. I have an eye
condition where it is recommended to use a dark desktop theme in order
to put less light stress on the retina.
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Any progress on this? even flatpak respects my system theme, please
respond.
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Graphical snaps don't honour the desktop theme
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IMO detecting dark/light theme from the desktop would solve the most
annoying usability problem and can be solved by snapping two theme
variants.
Matching the exact widget set versions of the system may not be
important and even be less appealing than bundling for example newer GTK
themes
Why is the theme correctly picked on Ubuntu (both Xenial, Bionic and
I've also tested on Artful) but it fails under other Ubuntu official
flavors? What is missing? It should be an easy fix, at least on
GTK+-based DE's (maybe a little harder on Kubuntu).
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