GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 485135
The color of history curve is not compliant with gnome system theme settings
Last modified: 2018-05-22 12:01:52 UTC
Punting upstream from OpenSolaris bug database: *** (#1 of 1): 2006-08-11 04:43:55 IST tim.miao@sun.com Steps to reproduce: 1. Change desktop theme to High Contrast Large Print Inverse theme. 2. Launch gnome-system-monitor and go to Resources tab. Expected result: The history curve should be compliant with gnome desktop theme settings. Actual result: The color of history curve is not compliant with system theme settings. Additional info: This has workaround, users could change the color of curve to be compliant with theme setting.
I think this is fixed by bug #328101 by having default contrasting colours for the graphs it becomes more obvious. The reason you get 50/50 on the panel applet is most likely because it doesn't have the same granularity of sampling as gnome-system-monitor. Calum/tim any objections to me closing this bug as a dupe of #328101? for the above stated reason.
oops I posted the reply to the wrong bug??! too many windows open, please ignore comment #1 from this bug, it was mean for bug #466006
I guess the correct fix for this would be to use gtk's symbolic themeable colours (as implemented in #114355), if it's not doing so already.
Do you have any ideas on how we could get 4 or 8 different CPU colors from the theme?
reopening as I can't see any open non developer question.
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