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Is black background under launchers icon expected ? #586
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Hello, thanks for opening this issue. This is technically related to blur-my-shell (not yaru), but is what is intended:
So this behaviour is expected, and I know it is not perfect because you would probably want to have different behaviour for the different components of the overview, but at this point it is probably better to adapt the gnome-shell theme itself to that because blur-my-shell has this option only for "regular" users not to have to tweak their theme for blur to be shown. But tell me if you have a precise idea of something to change here! |
Hi,
using blur-my-shell v61 under Ubuntu 24.04 ( gnome 46 ),
enabled for dash, top panel and app-view.
In app-view, app-folders are set to « no theme » as well as « shell components ».
I did not expect icons for single launchers to show a black background :
App-folders are correctly themed on that view, but their background turn black once opened.
I expect no background / transparent background for « single » launchers items ( ie. Bureau, clapper, Logiciels… ) and the same dark-grey for background in opened app-folders.
Don't know if it's an issue with blur-my-shell extension itself OR maybe Yaru-theme used by Ubuntu 24.04
BUT it doesn't happen like this in Ubuntu 22.04 ( where launchers backgrounds are transparent and opened app-folders keep dark-grey background. )
Best regards.
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