=== drifter is now known as Drift_r [07:47] hi [07:48] hi [07:48] I dont view nm-apple in pannel [07:48] applet [07:49] may be I dont have installed some packages [07:51] sacarde, run in terminal: nm-applet [07:52] ah.... ok [07:52] thanks!! [10:54] Hello everyone [10:55] hi [10:56] I have been having theming issues for the past few weeks on the new beta. Many times, when I want to try a new theme it will not install properly, missing controls, or not changing the colour of the indicators applet to match the panel [12:20] hi [12:20] test [12:20] anybody there [12:39] here i am [14:18] Does anyone know how to theme firefox properly when using a dark gtk theme? [14:19] arm1e, whats the issue? [14:19] on dark themes, text boxes in firefox have a black boackground. [14:21] arm1e, run: cd ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/ [14:24] I am there [14:24] mkdir chrome [14:24] yup [14:24] touch ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/chrome/userContent.css [14:25] ok [14:25] pluma (or whatever text editor) ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/chrome/userContent.css [14:26] opened [14:26] paste there the following: http://susepaste.org/65821775 [14:26] hi [14:27] fixed, but now checkboxes are black [14:28] did you close and re-open ff? [14:28] yup [14:28] the textboxes are fine, just checkboxes that are not [14:30] no clue about check boxes, I don't even use ff, it's all I remember from those older days when I was using ff [14:32] arm1e, you still there? [14:32] yeah [14:32] try to replace userContent.css with this: https://gist.github.com/olegantonyan/f27d359fd3cfa5340a0a28e11038da29 [14:32] tell me if that fixes the thing [14:32] I want to use a light theme, but I keep running into issues. The main one is that the indicator plugin in the panel ignores the panel colour [14:33] try the above code and report if that fixes the issue [14:36] will do [14:38] that did it [14:38] ok goo to know [14:38] good* [14:39] Next, what themes would you recommend? Many that I have tried to add, fail to include controls [14:40] I use breeze-dark [14:41] where from? [14:42] look in synaptic if they have it [14:45] installed breeze-gtk-theme but doesnt show up [14:46] maybe you need to re-log [14:46] will try. Thanks for the help [14:46] yw [14:53] oi === Lengsdorfer is now known as Guest10969 === Guest10969 is now known as Lengsdorfer [18:46] howdy guys [18:51] so I need to update gnucash to 3.0 on an ubuntu 16.04 system. currently its installed from the ubuntu repos. if i just download the tar's and build it manually will it bring bring over my current configs etc? [19:17] Fretegi: check if you can install it from https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=gnucash [19:18] I.e. if the dependencies of the bionic (18.04) version are satisfiable in 16.04 [19:19] thats for version 2.19 thought right? [19:29] It's the latest version available in ubuntu; what's the last upstream? [19:32] gnucash 3.0 [19:33] usually i dont care about having the latest and greatest stuff. But in this case gnucash actually alters the format for files that it saves, pre 3.0 versions cannot read 3.0+ versions. on another machine i use i was forced to upgrade to 3.0 for other reasons... so just trying to have it be consistent is all [19:34] now one can always just build it from source. The necessary files are on the gnucash site.. and i dont mind that. i will be upgrading ubuntu to 18.04 when it goes stable so was hoping that would be part of it so i dont have to bother with addressing none repo software down the line [19:38] Fretegi: as you can see in the link above, 18.04 doesn't have gnucash 3.0 [19:38] It's currently only available in debian experimental: https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=gnucash [19:39] http://metadata.ftp-master.debian.org/changelogs/main/g/gnucash/gnucash_3.0-1_changelog says it's pretty fresh, 08 April. [19:40] thats alright. is there a way to add that as a repo for just that one piece of software? [19:40] gnucash that is [19:40] You'd download the .deb, not as a repo [19:41] thatll work... now is APT smart enough to see that this is installed and automatically pick up install a later version when it does come available via the normal ubuntu repos? [19:42] In Ubuntu 20.04, a new version will come, and it will be automatically updated, yes [19:43] well that will work.. so now with the current 2.6 version i have, if i run the deb for the 3.0, it will just upgrade and not have 2 versions installed then right? so in theory should pull in configs etc. [19:44] Right; note that you'l need to verify the dependencies first [19:44] What's your arch? dpkg --print-architecture [19:45] amd64 [19:46] OK so you go to https://packages.debian.org/experimental/gnucash, click on amd64 at the bottom, download that .deb, [19:46] then follow the dependencies and also download https://packages.debian.org/experimental/gnucash-common etc etc, [19:46] and when you've collected all the necessary .debs, you put them in a folder, and run sudo apt install *.deb [19:46] And see if apt can satisfy the dependencies, or if something's wrong [19:50] oh thats a neat trick [19:50] still getting the hang of how apt and .deb's work. most of my linux experience is with gentoo. portage is a completely dif animal. thanks for that tip buddy [19:51] np [19:52] If you're that used to compiling, you could also fetch the source package from experimental, then run `sudo apt build-dep gnucash` to fetch the build dependencies, and finally run `debuild -b -tc` to generate the .debs yourself [20:11] alkisg, and then have to run the .deb to install? [20:14] so i have to downloadall like 20 of these .deb's? [20:28] alkisg, what about this? [20:28] https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Building#Ubuntu_16.04_LTS_.28Xenial_Xerus.29 [20:29] catch though is, the instructions dont seem to mention saving the .tar for the source or where to place it etc [22:02] wine mit ubuntu mate === bob is now known as Guest2347