Shouldn't the icon be below that paper background then?
I feel like from the app designer point of view, if they use #fff in
both the "inputs" to Ubuntu Touch (X-Ubuntu-Splash-Color= and Icon=),
when Ubuntu Touch puts the two together, they should look the same.
Maybe they can be "papered over", but if so, both should be papered
over.
** Changed in: unity8 (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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Title:
X-Ubuntu-Splash-Color=#ffffff yields #f5f5f5
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I tried using a white-background app icon with a white-background
splash color, but they didn't render the same. I took a screenshot and
discovered that unity8 was rendering a white splash (#ffffff) as
#f5f5f5.
Switching my app icon to use that same off white as its background
fixed the visual glitch. But why does unity8 do that?
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