Folder color extension… doesn't change color
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I have installed the folder-color package from the Ubuntu repositories as well as the PPA, run the command nautilus -q, rebooted, changed themes (I use papirus-adapta-nokto but it doesn't work in ubuntu-mono-dark either, nor any of their analogs), rebooted, and repeatedly tried to change the color of a folder.
Simply put, the option to change the color is there; it just doesn't do anything! (?)
I am running Ubuntu 17.10 amd64 and using the Gnome Desktop Environment with Nautilus.
Edit: I have just clean-installed Ubuntu 18.04. Folder color still doesn't work at all.
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I have installed the folder-color package from the Ubuntu repositories as well as the PPA, run the command nautilus -q, rebooted, changed themes (I use papirus-adapta-nokto but it doesn't work in ubuntu-mono-dark either, nor any of their analogs), rebooted, and repeatedly tried to change the color of a folder.
Simply put, the option to change the color is there; it just doesn't do anything! (?)
I am running Ubuntu 17.10 amd64 and using the Gnome Desktop Environment with Nautilus.
Edit: I have just clean-installed Ubuntu 18.04. Folder color still doesn't work at all.
gnome nautilus themes directory colors
asked May 15 at 1:12
Nonny Moose
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up vote
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down vote
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I have installed the folder-color package from the Ubuntu repositories as well as the PPA, run the command nautilus -q, rebooted, changed themes (I use papirus-adapta-nokto but it doesn't work in ubuntu-mono-dark either, nor any of their analogs), rebooted, and repeatedly tried to change the color of a folder.
Simply put, the option to change the color is there; it just doesn't do anything! (?)
I am running Ubuntu 17.10 amd64 and using the Gnome Desktop Environment with Nautilus.
Edit: I have just clean-installed Ubuntu 18.04. Folder color still doesn't work at all.
gnome nautilus themes directory colors
asked May 15 at 1:12
Nonny Moose
799421
I have installed the folder-color package from the Ubuntu repositories as well as the PPA, run the command nautilus -q, rebooted, changed themes (I use papirus-adapta-nokto but it doesn't work in ubuntu-mono-dark either, nor any of their analogs), rebooted, and repeatedly tried to change the color of a folder.
Simply put, the option to change the color is there; it just doesn't do anything! (?)
I am running Ubuntu 17.10 amd64 and using the Gnome Desktop Environment with Nautilus.
Edit: I have just clean-installed Ubuntu 18.04. Folder color still doesn't work at all.
gnome nautilus themes directory colors
asked May 15 at 1:12
Nonny Moose
799421
edited Jul 10 at 13:26
asked May 15 at 1:12
Nonny Moose
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asked May 15 at 1:12
Nonny Moose
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asked May 15 at 1:12
Nonny Moose
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