Closed tresf closed 8 years ago
@klabarge if you can find where this color is stored :smiling_imp:
@klabarge bump
Java
getThemeName()
getTrayColor
Mint Cinnamon 17.2 x64 seems to store it around here... (We should also check where Linux Mate stores it)
gconftool-2 --get /desktop/cinnamon/windows/theme
# e.g. returns "Mint-X"
cat /usr/share/themes/Mint-X/gtk-3.0/gtk-main.css
# FIXME find out which color is panel
Once we get this value, we'll need to determine the best way to get the OS information so that we can switch logic between Ubuntu and Mint.
Linux Mint 17.2 Cinnamon 64-bit
The color for the system tray is stored in the file /usr/share/themes/Mint-X/cinnamon/cinnamon.css
Mint-X is the default theme, so if another theme is chosen, it would fall under its respective whatever_theme/cinnamon/cinnamon.css
file.
The actual "Cinnamon" theme however is stored in /usr/share/cinnamon/theme/cinnamonn.css
The color is stored in the #panel
class. The commented out values are the default values.
I will also check on Linux Mint Mate 17.2 64-bit
Desktop icon fixed via 3d623ce2817d64489dc5a525507acfe452133608.
Unfortunately the Linux Mint tray icon cannot be fixed easily due to various reasons:
Mint-X
, but rather one called Linux Mint
).rgb(255, 255, 255)
and #FFFFFF
style colors#parent { /* */ }
CSS component by ID.Closing as wont-fix for now as the amount of work to change the icon color for Mint is not worth it at this time.
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@klabarge tested the installer and basic functionality and all passed.
The only issues are cosmetic issue with the icon, similar to what we see on Ubuntu and Fedora.
System Tray has white background:
Desktop icon isn't correct: