[05:25] <RoadRunner> hi
[09:25] <quint> So I'm trying to access a webdav site which just had its TLS cert replaced
[09:26] <quint> Can verify it's valid, and was valid before on thunar with the previous cert
[09:26] <quint> Tried it in a few web browsers, and they don't complain
[09:26] <quint> (let's encrypt)
[09:27] <quint> Is this a bug? Or Is there certificate pinning or something?
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[19:00] <notadrop> Hey. Which themes are you guys and gals using?
[19:00] <notadrop> Right now I'm using arc-theme, and it works really well with everything...
[19:00] <notadrop> but I'm wondering what else is out there.
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[19:46] <drleviathan> notadrop, by "theme" in xfce are you only talking about the background+text colors (as in "Theme Configuration") or are you also including window border stuff (Window Manager settings) and icons (Appearance/Icons) ?
[19:52] <notadrop> drleviathan: I'm taking about the chrome/UI, so... window borders, widgets
[19:53] <notadrop> so that would be themes that support GTK2+3 and XFWM
[19:53] <notadrop> Icons and Cursors are easy enough to find on their own...
[19:54] <notadrop> As are colour schemes, but most WM themes come with that anyway
[19:58] <drleviathan> well as a data point for you:  I use a custom color scheme (yellow active window borders, green inactive borders) which is otherwise derived from Default-hdpi
[20:06] <notadrop> okay. and I guess you use the Default-hdpi decorations?
[20:06] <drleviathan> yup
[23:49] <Kumool> it seems most apps overlap the panel border or hide under it