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    Add option to force Breeze/Fusion dark theme for GNOME hosts

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      Mershl
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      Hi,

      On a GNOME host running strawberry (from flathub) will not detect that the underlying system is using a Dark Theme. The default theme of strawberry will be Breeze or Fusion Light - with no option AFAIKT to use/force Breeze or Fusion Dark.

      Feature request: Add a Dark option (of the already supported themes) to Settings -> User interface -> Appearance -> Style

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        jonas @Mershl
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        @mershl
        You need to report this to flatpack.

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          Mershl @jonas
          last edited by Mershl

          @jonas Hi Jonas, discussed the issue on #flatpak and a fix has been delivered today. flatpak now supports QGnomePlatform which fixes the issue.

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            awvalenti
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            Does that mean flatpak currently offers dark mode? I don't see that option in my app installed via .deb file.

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              awvalenti
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              On Linux Mint 22.2, there is Settings > User interface > Appearance > Style: gtk, which enables dark theme (I think I installed it via apt install strawberry instead of downloading deb file from website).

              On Mint 21, there's no such option, I think I'll just wait until I need to upgrade this Mint installation. I'm avoiding the flatpak distribution since it's non-official.

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