search

horst3180 / arc-theme

A flat theme with transparent elements
GNU General Public License v3.0
8.28k stars 611 forks source link

Dotted border for all elements #7

Closed nishanthvijayan closed 9 years ago

nishanthvijayan commented 9 years ago

All elements have a dotted border.I'm using Ubuntu 14.04 unity. screenshot from 2015-05-20 19 57 53

horst3180 commented 9 years ago

This theme doesn't support Ubuntu 14.04, because its GTK version (3.10) is too old. I'm working on GTK 3.14 support, which will make the theme compatible with Ubuntu 15.04. I'm sorry about this, but I don't have enough resources to backport the theme to older GTK versions.

stillpaul commented 9 years ago

Is there a posibillity, to install GTK version 3.14 in Ubuntu 14.04?

valgusk commented 9 years ago

i am also getting this on mint 17.2 cinnamon

ManasN commented 9 years ago

I am also getting this on 17.2 Cinnamon, Is there any workaround? Thanks for your work, horst3180.

horst3180 commented 9 years ago

@ManasN See here https://github.com/horst3180/Arc-theme/issues/185#issuecomment-141105437

guziel commented 8 years ago

Hi, if someone is still interested in fixing the dotted lines for Ubuntu versions lower than 15.04: In folder "/usr/share/themes/Arc-Dark/gtk-3.0" (that's where the theme is installed) there's a css-file called "gtk-contained.css".

Change Line 26: from: outline-style: dashed; to: /* outline-style: dashed; */

Now the dashed border is commented out and not visible. Theme looks fine for me now. Hope i could help.

mort3za commented 7 years ago

What about mint mate 17.3?

horst3180 commented 7 years ago

This theme doesn't support Mint 17.3. Upgrade to 18.1 if you want to use it.

NicoHood commented 6 years ago

Moved to https://github.com/NicoHood/arc-theme/issues/10 If the fix above still works, please let us know. It would be interesting which side effects the patch has.

NicoHood commented 6 years ago

@fossfreedom Is this still valid, as ubuntu now uses gnome/nautilus and I am not seeing such an issue? Also the explanation from horst makes me understand that this is something intended and faulty by the application itself?!