Closed guihkx closed 3 years ago
In Pop!_OS, we don't set the terminal colors via the GTK theme; they're currently set via a gsettings override: https://github.com/pop-os/default-settings/blob/master_focal/debian/pop-default-settings.gsettings-override#L55
The background on Pop, for either the light or the dark theme, is #333333:
I see that in Arch, downgrading to VTE version 0.62.3-1 gets a legible terminal back, but the background color is #272727 in the dark theme and #ffffff in the light theme:
That's just the base_color
variable in gtk-theme, which GNOME Terminal previously used as a fallback. We can fix the transparency fairly easily by defining text_view_bg
to be the same as base_color
. It still won't be the Pop color scheme, but it will be legible again.
Using the 6% darkening for the background color in the dark theme that Adwaita uses, contrast does seem a bit better:
GNOME Contrast confirms the ratio with the new scheme is greater than the old one (it's around 6.1 vs 7.2).
Btw, I've tested the patch and now it works as expected:
Thank you very much ❤️
Describe the problem: Recently, the
vte3
package (Virtual Terminal library) was updated on Arch Linux. That update introduced a bug in this theme where everything gets transparent on GNOME Terminal, like so:This issue has been reported to the VTE folks about 6 months ago, but it was ruled out as a theme bug:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/vte/-/issues/284
Steps to reproduce:
Distribution: Arch Linux
Pop version: 5.3.1.r3.g5ab6f1e4-1 (from this AUR package)