Uses the wrong window decoration in gnome (>=3.10) shell dark themes

[gerardroche]

When switching the Gnome GTK Theme to be a dark theme, Sublime Text does it the other way around and becomes light..
Please make it so that i can have dark window borders on Sublime Text... As you can see in the screenshot ST3 is light, bug gedit (and all other apps) are dark...

http://sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/433683-sublime-text-uses-the-wrong-window-decoration-in-gnome-shell-dark-themes/

Granted, many applications, e.g. firefox, have the same issue.

To reproduce this, enable the global dark theme in Gnome...

1. Gnome Tweak Tool > Appearance > Global Dark Theme = On
2. Window = Adwaita (default)
3. GTK+ = Adwaita (default)

[gerardroche]

Also see https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=708538

[michalfita]

I have this problem as well - that's look nasty! I would like to have whole application skinned accordingly to the theme selected.

[Tornado-Tim]

Yes Having this issue as well, Looks YUCK!

[Frozenfire92]

using this but it still leaves me with a white file menu and sidebar like screenshotted above

[aengelke]

It seems that Sublime is (still) using GTK+ 2, which causes the light menu + window decoration. To fix this, Sublime would have to use GTK+ 3.

[n1k0]

+1, while the sidebar can be themed internally, the file menu can't... looks odd :/

[jtojnar]

Will Sublime ever migrate to GTK 3? I is the last GTK 2 application on my system and does not fit in very much.

[gerardroche]

In Ubuntu 17.04 / Gnome 3.24 you can get a dark window using the dark. I don't know if that means GTK 3 is supported or not, but it's certainly better than it was. The window surround is not as good as it looks on OSX, but you can't have everything.

[wbond]

As of build 3181 we now use GTK3.