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Distribution (and version): Debian bullseye and bookworm/sid
Desktop environment (and version): Gnome 3.38
Related application (and version):
Actual Issue
If have fixed the problem not mentioned in changelogs reviewed by me, please inform me so that the bug is closed in Debian. Thanks.
GTK 3.24.22 introduced a new named colour, @text_view_bg, which the vte
terminal library has started to rely on, causing misrendering in themes
that do not define it (see https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/vte/-/issues/284). Other text-heavy
applications might also start to rely on that named colour in future,
particularly if they have a dark mode.
I've committed a workaround upstream in the 0.62.x branch, which will be
in Debian soon; but vte upstream asked me not to commit that change to
master, so the workaround will be going away in the next release cycle.
Please add @text_view_bg to this theme so it will not cause misrendering
in future.
The new colour is intended to be used as a background for text
views, contrasting well with @theme_text_color. For example, gnome-terminal
and other vte applications draw text in @theme_text_color on a background
of @text_view_bg.
The reference implementation is that in the light variant of GTK's default
Adwaita theme, @text_view_bg is the same white as @theme_base_color and
@content_view_bg, but in the dark variant of Adwaita, it's a darker grey
than @theme_base_color and @content_view_bg, to give white text better
contrast.
If this theme does not need to distinguish between text views and other
application content areas, defining @text_view_bg to be the same as
@theme_base_color or @content_view_bg would be appropriate.
Reporter Info
Actual Issue
If have fixed the problem not mentioned in changelogs reviewed by me, please inform me so that the bug is closed in Debian. Thanks.
GTK 3.24.22 introduced a new named colour, @text_view_bg, which the vte
terminal library has started to rely on, causing misrendering in themes
that do not define it (see
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/vte/-/issues/284). Other text-heavy
applications might also start to rely on that named colour in future,
particularly if they have a dark mode.
I've committed a workaround upstream in the 0.62.x branch, which will be
in Debian soon; but vte upstream asked me not to commit that change to
master, so the workaround will be going away in the next release cycle.
Please add @text_view_bg to this theme so it will not cause misrendering
in future.
The new colour is intended to be used as a background for text
views, contrasting well with @theme_text_color. For example, gnome-terminal
and other vte applications draw text in @theme_text_color on a background
of @text_view_bg.
The reference implementation is that in the light variant of GTK's default
Adwaita theme, @text_view_bg is the same white as @theme_base_color and
@content_view_bg, but in the dark variant of Adwaita, it's a darker grey
than @theme_base_color and @content_view_bg, to give white text better
contrast.
If this theme does not need to distinguish between text views and other
application content areas, defining @text_view_bg to be the same as
@theme_base_color or @content_view_bg would be appropriate.
Thanks,
smcv (Simon McVittie [email protected])
All details are in https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=970986
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