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adapta-gtk-theme: Modify colors to fit the blue accent
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Since Adapta isn't probably going to be updated for a while, I decided to spice up what we've currently got. I'm not a big fan of the cyanish tint of the original Adapta theme, so I modified the base colors to fit the Solus blue accent better. I also switched the MPRIS applet colors to be non-inverted and added a slight transparency effects to panel and Raven. I also set all accent colors to be Solus blue (except the "destructive", which is still red).

Here's how it looks:
https://i.imgur.com/4eQDLcb.png
https://i.imgur.com/IsdcxXw.png

How does it look to you?

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watpi created this task.Nov 10 2018, 2:35 PM
Jacalz added a subscriber: Jacalz.Nov 10 2018, 2:51 PM

It definitely gives it a bit more contrast to the blue but I think i still prefer the old one. Sorry :I

watpi added a comment.Nov 10 2018, 9:00 PM
In T7180#135517, @Jacalz wrote:

It definitely gives it a bit more contrast to the blue but I think i still prefer the old one. Sorry :I

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I think this is more on par with regular Adapta. Looks almost like arc, lol

moriel5 added a subscriber: moriel5.EditedNov 12 2018, 2:46 AM

I would like this variant of Adapta to be included, since the color scheme is one of the reasons I am still sticking with Arc.
Adapta-Eta with a blue color scheme rather than cyan would be awesome.
Edit: I just took a look at the second revision, and I can say that I agree that the contrast is much nicer there in my opinion. though I prefer light themes over dark themes.

JoshStrobl closed this task as Wontfix.Nov 16 2018, 11:00 AM

Sorry but I don't agree with these changes:

  1. The widget differentiation is important IMO, which is why the background is slightly different in the first place.
  2. We shouldn't be enforcing translucent panels.
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