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Three numbers for one thing, and two of them wrong. The header counted a
package the daemon names twice — it does that when two enabled repositories
carry the same one — while the list below it had always collapsed those. And
the transaction line counted both halves of every upgrade, since libdnf5
resolves one into the new package arriving and the old one being replaced:
three updates were summarised as six packages. All three places agree now.
The up-to-date mark, the DMS penguin and the pulse follow the theme. The
mark was the only green thing on a dashboard that is otherwise the accent,
the penguin the only untinted one, and the pulse was drawn in two colours,
which made one wave read as two marks chasing each other. A failed check
keeps its red, where the colour is the message. Light mode is unchanged
there: the disc behind the mark is already the accent, with the mark white
on top of it.
Buttons that are the only thing to do no longer look like the second
choice. Open, Write a review, the two at the foot of the settings dialog
and the one that opens this window from DMS Settings all wore the muted tone
this app uses for the alternative in a pair. They take the accent, which
also means they follow the button-colour setting. What keeps the muted tone
is the alternative install source, where it means what it says.
App icons are tinted with the theme colour by default. The switch stays
for anyone who prefers each app's own artwork; turning it off keeps it off.
Smaller things. The Recently updated card no longer labels every row
with where it came from — the log answers that per entry, in a view built
for it. A plugin's "Manage plugins" button moved out of the middle of the
facts it was interrupting, to the row of actions at the bottom.