Open ThatOneCalculator opened 11 months ago
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Can confirm this issue happens on Fedora 39 Pre-Release (With GNOME 45), with Gradience installed via Flathub
Can you tell me which preset are you using ?
Rose Pine. It actually works fine with Pretty Purple, interestingly
The Catppuchin themes work too
Actually, it seems that almost all themes besides the Rose Pine ones work. I wonder if it's because it has an accent in its name... Nope, that wasn't the cause. Something in those themes are broken.
@ThatOneCalculator no the issue is that your palette isn't complete ...
each color needs to have 5 sub colors, whereas rose pine only has 3 sub colors per color
This is why it says 4 as an error
I think this issue should still be open, as the bug itself isn't gone, the theme without 5 colors was fixed. Themes with less than 5 colors per category should probably autofill the remaining missing colors with the color that came before it to prevent confusion.
On my end the issue occurs with any of the included themes. This is a pic after applying Pretty Purple and logging out and back in.
This is one of the settings menu.
@Ryuuramaru which version of Gradience are you using ? And can you try to apply from gradience launched from CLI and send me the logs ?
I think this issue should still be open, as the bug itself isn't gone, the theme without 5 colors was fixed. Themes with less than 5 colors per category should probably autofill the remaining missing colors with the color that came before it to prevent confusion.
Yeah it should :)
@Ryuuramaru which version of Gradience are you using ? And can you try to apply from gradience launched from CLI and send me the logs ?
Version 0.4.1
This is the console output: (Is this what you wanted? I couldn't find any logs)
ryuu-fedora@fedora:~$ flatpak run --command=gradience-cli com.github.GradienceTeam.Gradience apply -n "Catppuccin Frappé" [Gradience] INFO: Preset Catppuccin Frappé applied successfully for Gtk4 applications. [Gradience] INFO: In order for changes to take full effect, you need to log out.
@Ryuuramaru which version of Gradience are you using ? And can you try to apply from gradience launched from CLI and send me the logs ?
Version 0.4.1
This is the console output: (Is this what you wanted? I couldn't find any logs)
ryuu-fedora@fedora:~$ flatpak run --command=gradience-cli com.github.GradienceTeam.Gradience apply -n "Catppuccin Frappé" [Gradience] INFO: Preset Catppuccin Frappé applied successfully for Gtk4 applications. [Gradience] INFO: In order for changes to take full effect, you need to log out.
Shell Theming isn't available in 0.4.1 ...
Sorry!
I had assumed that since it is a Flatpak (and thus not subject to not being updated in the Fedora Repos), it would incorporate changes from 10 months ago. Looking closer at it, it is stated for a 0.8 milestone so yeah, should've really saw that before posting.
Do you still have the sidebar not correctly themed after updating to 0.8? I have a similar issue as yours, but partially fixed. The left side top panel does not seem to be themed properly.
Is there an existing issue for this?
What happened?
When applying the shell theme, the success toast appears but the theme doesn't apply to the shell, and an error occurs in the console.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Shell theme applies
Screenshots
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OS
Arch Linux
DE/WM version
GNOME 45.0
Version
main branch (gradience-git from aur)
Installation method
AUR
Enabled system extensions (GNOME specific)
Additional context
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