Open Cybercountry opened 2 weeks ago
This seems more like a general flatpak issue more than an ente auth issue, correct me if I am wrong.
This seems more like a general flatpak issue more than an ente auth issue, correct me if I am wrong.
I believe this could be true, since the same does not occur in the appimage version. However, I'm not sure if it could not be something related to flutter.
Could you try some other gtk app flatpak and verify.
Could you try some other gtk app flatpak and verify.
Among my applications, Ente Auth was the first one where this happened. The other applications, mainly after Gnome 47, adopt this bar:
Could you try some other gtk app flatpak and verify.
Among my applications, Ente Auth was the first one where this happened. The other applications, mainly after Gnome 47, adopt this bar:
Another thing that could be related to dark/light mode. Ente Auth may not be recognizing my system's dark theme and displaying this bar.
Ente Auth is a gtk 3 application, so might wanna see similar gtk 3 applications.
Ente Auth is a gtk 3 application, so might wanna see similar gtk 3 applications.
I may be wrong, but I believe that signal is gtk3 too. But anyway, one that I'm sure is gtk3 is the email client I use, Geary:
And GIMP:
Could you try some other gtk app flatpak and verify.
Among my applications, Ente Auth was the first one where this happened. The other applications, mainly after Gnome 47, adopt this bar:
Another thing that could be related to dark/light mode. Ente Auth may not be recognizing my system's dark theme and displaying this bar.
Since I mentioned Geary, I remember that when I first installed it, it had the same issue: the top bar didn’t recognize the dark theme from my system. I looked through the project's repository issues extensively until I was able to fix it. Unfortunately, I don’t remember the exact steps I took, but I believe I installed something like org.gtk.Gtk3theme.adw-gtk3-dark and replace something from Geary. However, this was last year, so I’m not entirely sure of the process. I'll attach a screenshot showing how it looked back then.
You're right that was the fix. But since you are saying it didn't fixed for you, maybe you can try to set the theme to Dark theme from the side drawer although it may not be adapted by header.
You're right that was the fix. But since you are saying it didn't fixed for you, maybe you can try to set the theme to Dark theme from the side drawer although it may not be adapted by header.
I tried opening Ente Auth with the following command:
flatpak run --env=GTK_THEME=adw-gtk3-dark io.ente.auth
As you can see in the screenshot I attached, the application opened correctly with the bar recognizing the dark theme of my system. However, this setting is not saved, that is, after closing the application and launching it again from the desktop shortcut, it returns to the previous state.
Do you know if there is any way to make this setting permanent?
Could you tweak the theme from gnome tweaks?
Maybe changing gnome tweaks to dark theme would fix this.
Also if you know Flatseal then you can manually add this environment variable to ente auth too.
Also if you know Flatseal then you can manually add this environment variable to ente auth too.
Done!
I set the following environment variable through Flatseal: GTK_THEME=adw-gtk3-dark
And now it is working properly with dark mode!
Thank you very much for your attention and support!
The application does not seem to adhere to the system's GTK theme, resulting in a non-native appearance.
Error Messages:
Upon launching the application, I encountered the following messages in the terminal:
Screenshot:
Environment:
Thanks to those responsible for this Flatpak version of Ente Auth, it's a very grateful contribution.