I have Gnome Tweaks installed on Ubuntu, and I was curious if it is possible to assign font colors and styles to Gedit and Terminal through the system theme to create a more unified look.
As I workaround, I was able to select Solarized in both apps, but the backgrounds didn't match the Arc-Dark theme. So in Gnome Terminal I had to customize the background and manually enter the hex code used for the Arc-Dark background. In Gedit I was able to save a copy of the Gedit Solarized .xml file in /.local/share/gedit/styles and slightly adjust the hex code to match Terminal.
The downside of the workaround is that if I change my system theme, I also have to go into each app and change the font colors. It would be nice if there was an option in both apps to use the system theme, but I was curious if anyone knew if that was even possible.
References:
- Custom Gedit palette: Can I change gedit's background color without changing to another theme?
- Custom Gnome Terminal pallette: How can I customize fonts and backgrounds for gnome-terminal?
