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Donovan Glover ef3f21ecfd gtk: Use flat color theme and icons I originally made this change to take advantage of wpgtk, and although I was successful and wpgtk was a cool experience, I am not that interested in updating all my config files to use wpgtk instead of wal. Since this was mainly useful for thunar and nautilus, and since I'm considering using ranger only and writing my own scripts for additional functionality, I may change this to a simpler theme in the future.	2022-10-24 17:03:02 -04:00
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.config/gtk-3.0	gtk: Use flat color theme and icons	2022-10-24 17:03:02 -04:00
README.md	docs: Add READMEs for gtk, wal, xresources, and yt-dl	2018-11-19 17:50:47 -05:00

I originally made this change to take advantage of wpgtk, and although I
was successful and wpgtk was a cool experience, I am not that interested
in updating all my config files to use wpgtk instead of wal.

Since this was mainly useful for thunar and nautilus, and since I'm
considering using ranger only and writing my own scripts for additional
functionality, I may change this to a simpler theme in the future.

2022-10-24 17:03:02 -04:00

.config/gtk-3.0

gtk: Use flat color theme and icons

2022-10-24 17:03:02 -04:00

README.md

docs: Add READMEs for gtk, wal, xresources, and yt-dl

2018-11-19 17:50:47 -05:00

README.md

gtk-settings

GTK is the widget toolkit used by Firefox, Electron, and many (if not all) GNOME applications.

GTK's settings.ini only affects window managers and not the GNOME desktop environment. This is because GNOME manages user preferences with dconf through gsettings.

Use Cases

gtk-settings can be used to:

Control the appearance of GTK applications under non-GNOME environments

You do not need to use gtk-settings if:

You are using the GNOME desktop environment