I use gnome 3.36.8 and gedit 3.36.2 with dark mode. Here I have enabled the highlighted line. Unfortunately it doesn’t look good with default settings. The text is hard to see on highlighted lines.
Example:
I use gnome 3.36.8 and gedit 3.36.2 with dark mode. Here I have enabled the highlighted line. Unfortunately it doesn’t look good with default settings. The text is hard to see on highlighted lines.
Example:
It’s known. For now you’ll have to either pick another source code color scheme in the prefs or disable “current line highlighting”.
Hi,
This is a bug caused by ubuntu cause they decide to change the Stylesheet from underneath the apps, leaving many to break like this. Please file a bug against Yaru or at gedit at launchpad.
FWIW it’s reproducable with fedora too, not only ubuntu.
Fedora doesn’t have a “dark mode”, as doesn’t GNOME. The “dark mode” Ubuntu has is an unsupported hack.
Someone should really add a huge warning on tweaks
The problem is it’s not tweaks, they actually added it into g-c-c and present as “dark mode” instead of a theme.
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