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I use the default theme of GNOME. * It is nice, calm and frugal. * UI is presented exactly as developers want it. * No work for me. Searching for a theme

I use the default theme of GNOME. * It is nice, calm and frugal. * UI is presented exactly as developers want it. * No work for me. Searching for a theme costs time. * I don't need hide Linux. Why? GNOME looks better than macOS. Where theming matters - for me - is the shell and source-code, because readability is crucial and I want it nice. I also care about it on the TTY with screen.

daghamm 2y ago
Thank you. This is exactly how I feel. libadawita has been a game changer. Now gnome suddenly has the best looking apps among all DEs and platforms. I hope WhiteSur is useful for OSX developers using GTK, but please keep it out of gnome and Linux.