[ubuntubudgie-theme]

This is the snap for [ubuntubudgie-theme], "An adaptive Gtk+ theme based on Material Design Guidelines.". It works on Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, and other major Linux distributions.

This snap contains multiple packages that are recommended for using the adapta theme in snaps. This includes roboto and noto sans fonts. These are the same fonts that are recommended when installing adapta-gtk-theme.

In addition, this snap contains the papirus icon pack as this package contains useful adapta specific icons.

This snap provides both Adapta and Adapta-Nokto themes. To see how to connect this snap to other packages please see the README in the source repository for the snap.

Attributions: This snap is packaged from Tista500's adapta-gtk-theme. The theme is under a GPL2.0 licence. This theme makes use of icons created by Sam Hewitt which are licensed under CC-SA-4.0.

Similarly, papirus icon themes are provided by the Papirus team. It is under a GPL3.0 licence.

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Install

To install, simply run snapcraft to build the snap

sudo snap install ubuntubudgie-theme-snap --edge

To connect the theme to an app simply run

sudo snap connect [other snap]:gtk-3-themes ubuntubudgie-theme-snap:gtk-3-themes
sudo snap connect [other snap]:icon-themes ubuntubudgie-theme-snap:icon-themes

Similarly, you need to specify which theme you want to use as an environment variable, preferrably in your ~/.bashrc file. To do so simply add the following lines to your bashrc file.

GTK_THEME=Pocillo export GTK_THEME

The theme should now apply by default to themes that are connected. NOTE: the gtk-3-themes plug isn't exposed for all snaps so this won't apply to all available snaps. I have only tested this on Thunderbird and LibreOffice.

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