Fix gnome-terminal tab colours
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I wanted to change gnome-terminal tab colours (16.04, Unity) so that they are more like firefox tab colors (black when inactive, grey when active).
Based on some suggestions, I made in
~/.config/gtk-3.0/
TerminalWindow .notebook tab:active
background-color: #dfdbd2;
color: #3c3b37;
TerminalWindow .notebook tab
background-color: #3c3b37;
/* color: #dfdbd2; */
color: #ff0000;
But the inactive font colour is different from my specified value and I now can barely see the inactive tab text. I have possibly changed configuration files elsewhere (global theme configuration files??) and forgotten - could someone point out which configuration files are really relevant?
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I wanted to change gnome-terminal tab colours (16.04, Unity) so that they are more like firefox tab colors (black when inactive, grey when active).
Based on some suggestions, I made in
~/.config/gtk-3.0/
TerminalWindow .notebook tab:active
background-color: #dfdbd2;
color: #3c3b37;
TerminalWindow .notebook tab
background-color: #3c3b37;
/* color: #dfdbd2; */
color: #ff0000;
But the inactive font colour is different from my specified value and I now can barely see the inactive tab text. I have possibly changed configuration files elsewhere (global theme configuration files??) and forgotten - could someone point out which configuration files are really relevant?
gnome-terminal
asked May 8 at 7:28
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up vote
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I wanted to change gnome-terminal tab colours (16.04, Unity) so that they are more like firefox tab colors (black when inactive, grey when active).
Based on some suggestions, I made in
~/.config/gtk-3.0/
TerminalWindow .notebook tab:active
background-color: #dfdbd2;
color: #3c3b37;
TerminalWindow .notebook tab
background-color: #3c3b37;
/* color: #dfdbd2; */
color: #ff0000;
But the inactive font colour is different from my specified value and I now can barely see the inactive tab text. I have possibly changed configuration files elsewhere (global theme configuration files??) and forgotten - could someone point out which configuration files are really relevant?
gnome-terminal
asked May 8 at 7:28
Valentas
34029
I wanted to change gnome-terminal tab colours (16.04, Unity) so that they are more like firefox tab colors (black when inactive, grey when active).
Based on some suggestions, I made in
~/.config/gtk-3.0/
TerminalWindow .notebook tab:active
background-color: #dfdbd2;
color: #3c3b37;
TerminalWindow .notebook tab
background-color: #3c3b37;
/* color: #dfdbd2; */
color: #ff0000;
But the inactive font colour is different from my specified value and I now can barely see the inactive tab text. I have possibly changed configuration files elsewhere (global theme configuration files??) and forgotten - could someone point out which configuration files are really relevant?
gnome-terminal
asked May 8 at 7:28
Valentas
34029
edited May 8 at 7:42
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