Overall problems with new Ubuntu 20.04 LTS release.

[PranavBhattarai]

1. A black-themed notification where details are hidden. Here details are hidden. Details like, "Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross - In Motion - VLC media player". This text color should have been white instead of invisible black. Because of this, almost all notifications are invisible.

2. The name of the software should have been in black color instead of invisible white in the notification panel.
3. And the name of Month (May) should have been black instead of white.

Bonus problem: If problem 2 is somehow be fixed, you should know the touching the will look like this:

On the other hand with Ubuntu's Yaru theme, we have this:

GNOME: 3.36.1

[th3bucch]

At the issue rased by @PranavBhattarai i'll add the fact that Ubuntu Software Manager has no theme at all, resulting in a transparent backgound and no stiles for buttons, menus and whatnot. Same behavior installing .deb packages via GUI because they're handled by the same software.

Here a screen with plano theme (you can clearly see my desktop background)

And the same window with yaru theme .

[PranavBhattarai]

@th3bucch I use Yaru Dark made by Canonical. There are three of them: Yaru, Yaru Dark, Yaru Light. My Software Center looked like this: Transparency can create problem visibility issues, so I rather not tweak it so. My panel looks like this if I drag my cursor toward menu bar or shortkey to revel:

[lassekongo83]

@th3bucch: Where is the theme installed. In /usr/share/themes/ or ~/.themes/ ?

[PranavBhattarai]

@th3bucch As per manual in README.md, the theme is installed in ~/.themes/plano-theme as u can see:

[th3bucch]

@th3bucch: Where is the theme installed. In /usr/share/themes/ or ~/.themes/ ?

Since I installed it via PPA when I was running Ubuntu 18.04 it is located in /usr/share/themes and i don't even know how to check what release version it is.

[lassekongo83]

@th3bucch: I'm not sure if this is possible, but try installing the theme in: /var/lib/snapd/hostfs/usr/share/themes/

Otherwise snap applications may not have the permission to read the theme. Bug on launchpad: https://bugs.launchpad.net/snap-store/+bug/1867417

Otherwise, keep the discussion about the snap-store here: https://github.com/lassekongo83/zuki-themes/issues/160 as this issue was about the gnome-shell theme.

[th3bucch]

@lassekongo83: the solution you suggested isn't working. I also had to create usr/share/themes/ folders inside /var/lib/snapd/hostfs/.

In the meantime I removed the theme from /usr/share/themes and git-cloned again in ~/.themes/. Now Ubuntu Software is fallbacking on Adwaita theme as mentioned on launchpad bug, and since I rarely use it it's ok to me. Let snap devs fix it when the time comes.

Thanks

[lassekongo83]

The issues with gnome-shell should be fixed with the new update. A new installation is required, as the theme is now built with meson. See the README.md file for more info.

[PranavBhattarai]

I fresh installed plano-theme, as u can see here. But there is a huge problem.

Plano-theme was very cool/unique because it can display Time & Date (basically everything that shows up in Menu bar) no matter whether if your Panel is transparent or not. If u see the below screenshot, u will know what I am trying to say.

This will create a huge problem when you are browsing the website white is NOT black in the background and if u are using software that is NOT dark themed.

Now there is no difference in Yaru-dark shell VS Plano shell. This is not good. Are you sure about these changes? Or, do you want me to create a new GitHub issue? @lassekongo83

[lassekongo83]

Forgot to restore the dash-to-panel style.

[PranavBhattarai]

@lassekongo83 Thanks. Now it's back to normal (which is cool).