There's a problem with gtk4 apps. I tried to combine light and dark version by using gtk.css from light theme and gtk-dark.css from dark theme. And it seems that GNOME just doesn't use dark version. I don't know, is that a system problem, but I'm interested how it's on your side
Sorry for the late reply, better late than never, I guess.
And yes, I didn't know it was no longer supported either, I guess we have to make do with the changes the GNOME developers make.
Thanks for your report and support };-]
I am working on it, due to health issues I had not been able to work, but this week I am already resuming the projects and I hope this week to start some theme updates.
Thanks for your support.
Hello! I'm sorry to post this here but I have looked everywhere and I can't find the answer. I have already set the theme in almost everything in my environment (Ubuntu Gnome 42), but I can't get it to work within the Gnome Terminal. How can I do that?
Hello, @carlossgv.
First, thanks for your support, it's great that you like the theme.
Second, could you take some screenshots to get an idea of the problem.
This is my virtual machine with Ubuntu 22.04, and I see no problems with Gnome Terminal.
I would like to see some screenshots to see the problem you are referring to.
Ubuntu 22.04 - Everforest Themes: https://imgur.com/a/qmbZg6Z
Thanks for reporting and for your support };-]
Thanks for the quick response!
Taking a look at this pic looks like I have everything properly set, looking again at the original screenshot I think it looks like that because you have nvim opened within the terminal (with the Everforest theme of course). This is what I got right now: https://i.imgur.com/Mg4THp5.png
I see what you mean, you're talking about the colour palette.
Yes, in the screenshots of the theme I had Neovim open with the Everforest theme but, if you want the same colour palette in the terminal, you have to go into the terminal settings and, in the colours section, take the colour of any window with the Gnome Terminal colour picker and set it as the background colour so that it looks uniform with the theme colour.
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10 Your themes are all very nicely designed. The color variations are all nicely-accented.
Can't see anything in what I type in G Calculator, white bar with practically white numbers. Same as in Gruvbox theme (both dark theme). I use LMDE 6.
9 9 excellent
10 10
There's a problem with gtk4 apps. I tried to combine light and dark version by using gtk.css from light theme and gtk-dark.css from dark theme. And it seems that GNOME just doesn't use dark version. I don't know, is that a system problem, but I'm interested how it's on your side
Oh, sorry. I just found out that it's not supported anymore. Anyway, just dark theme also looks excellent every in daytime
Sorry for the late reply, better late than never, I guess. And yes, I didn't know it was no longer supported either, I guess we have to make do with the changes the GNOME developers make. Thanks for your report and support };-]
10 10 the best
Can't wait for this theme to be updated for GNOME 43 shell
I am working on it, due to health issues I had not been able to work, but this week I am already resuming the projects and I hope this week to start some theme updates. Thanks for your support.
Glad to hear it, get well soon!
10 one of the best themes for cinnamon, and easy on eyes.
10 Simply gorgeous!
10 .
Thanks for the support };-]
this is really very well done, those little details that it has, incredible.
Hello! I'm sorry to post this here but I have looked everywhere and I can't find the answer. I have already set the theme in almost everything in my environment (Ubuntu Gnome 42), but I can't get it to work within the Gnome Terminal. How can I do that?
Hello, @carlossgv. First, thanks for your support, it's great that you like the theme. Second, could you take some screenshots to get an idea of the problem.
This is my virtual machine with Ubuntu 22.04, and I see no problems with Gnome Terminal. I would like to see some screenshots to see the problem you are referring to. Ubuntu 22.04 - Everforest Themes: https://imgur.com/a/qmbZg6Z Thanks for reporting and for your support };-]
Thanks for the quick response! Taking a look at this pic looks like I have everything properly set, looking again at the original screenshot I think it looks like that because you have nvim opened within the terminal (with the Everforest theme of course). This is what I got right now: https://i.imgur.com/Mg4THp5.png
I see what you mean, you're talking about the colour palette. Yes, in the screenshots of the theme I had Neovim open with the Everforest theme but, if you want the same colour palette in the terminal, you have to go into the terminal settings and, in the colours section, take the colour of any window with the Gnome Terminal colour picker and set it as the background colour so that it looks uniform with the theme colour.
I see, thanks a lot for the support!
For a theme named forest, it looks quite yellow. Do you have any plan to make a blue or green variant?
9 9 excellent
This is pretty good! From one artist to another, I'm very excited to see what you make next! :D