Clementine not following Xfce Theme
I have been using Clementine as my main music player for a while now, and it has always perfectly matched the theme of my desktop environment (be that Gnome, Cinnamon or Xfce) until I installed the latest version of Ubuntu.
I am currently running Ubuntu Studio 18.10, and for whatever reason it isn't following the system theme. I have checked in Clementine's settings through; Tools>Preferences>Appearance and I have got 'Use the system default colour set' ticked. I understand that Xfce is a GTK desktop environment and Clementine is created using Qt but this has never been an issue with other GTK environments before.
To show you what I mean here is a picture of Clementine running next to Thunar: 
Hopefully someone knows the answer, the lighter theme Clementine is currently using just doesn't go with the rest of my system. Thank you in advance!
Edit: I can also confirm that the same thing occurs on Xubuntu 18.10
themes xfce 18.10 ubuntu-studio clementine
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I have been using Clementine as my main music player for a while now, and it has always perfectly matched the theme of my desktop environment (be that Gnome, Cinnamon or Xfce) until I installed the latest version of Ubuntu.
I am currently running Ubuntu Studio 18.10, and for whatever reason it isn't following the system theme. I have checked in Clementine's settings through; Tools>Preferences>Appearance and I have got 'Use the system default colour set' ticked. I understand that Xfce is a GTK desktop environment and Clementine is created using Qt but this has never been an issue with other GTK environments before.
To show you what I mean here is a picture of Clementine running next to Thunar:
Hopefully someone knows the answer, the lighter theme Clementine is currently using just doesn't go with the rest of my system. Thank you in advance!
Edit: I can also confirm that the same thing occurs on Xubuntu 18.10
themes xfce 18.10 ubuntu-studio clementine
asked Dec 8 at 18:25
AdLinux
10415
How is Clementine installed? Via the package repository or via snaps? (You can tell by doingsnap listand seeing if Clementine is listed there, if it is it's installed by snap)
– Thomas Ward♦
Dec 8 at 18:38
@ThomasWard I installed it via 'sudo apt install clementine'. Just in case I have double checked the snap list, and Clementine isn't on there.
– AdLinux
Dec 8 at 21:39
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I have been using Clementine as my main music player for a while now, and it has always perfectly matched the theme of my desktop environment (be that Gnome, Cinnamon or Xfce) until I installed the latest version of Ubuntu.
I am currently running Ubuntu Studio 18.10, and for whatever reason it isn't following the system theme. I have checked in Clementine's settings through; Tools>Preferences>Appearance and I have got 'Use the system default colour set' ticked. I understand that Xfce is a GTK desktop environment and Clementine is created using Qt but this has never been an issue with other GTK environments before.
To show you what I mean here is a picture of Clementine running next to Thunar:
Hopefully someone knows the answer, the lighter theme Clementine is currently using just doesn't go with the rest of my system. Thank you in advance!
Edit: I can also confirm that the same thing occurs on Xubuntu 18.10
themes xfce 18.10 ubuntu-studio clementine
asked Dec 8 at 18:25
AdLinux
10415
I have been using Clementine as my main music player for a while now, and it has always perfectly matched the theme of my desktop environment (be that Gnome, Cinnamon or Xfce) until I installed the latest version of Ubuntu.
I am currently running Ubuntu Studio 18.10, and for whatever reason it isn't following the system theme. I have checked in Clementine's settings through; Tools>Preferences>Appearance and I have got 'Use the system default colour set' ticked. I understand that Xfce is a GTK desktop environment and Clementine is created using Qt but this has never been an issue with other GTK environments before.
To show you what I mean here is a picture of Clementine running next to Thunar:
Hopefully someone knows the answer, the lighter theme Clementine is currently using just doesn't go with the rest of my system. Thank you in advance!
Edit: I can also confirm that the same thing occurs on Xubuntu 18.10
themes xfce 18.10 ubuntu-studio clementine
themes xfce 18.10 ubuntu-studio clementine
asked Dec 8 at 18:25
AdLinux
10415
asked Dec 8 at 18:25
AdLinux
10415
edited yesterday
asked Dec 8 at 18:25
AdLinux
10415
asked Dec 8 at 18:25
AdLinux
10415
asked Dec 8 at 18:25
AdLinux
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How is Clementine installed? Via the package repository or via snaps? (You can tell by doingsnap listand seeing if Clementine is listed there, if it is it's installed by snap)
– Thomas Ward♦
Dec 8 at 18:38
@ThomasWard I installed it via 'sudo apt install clementine'. Just in case I have double checked the snap list, and Clementine isn't on there.
– AdLinux
Dec 8 at 21:39
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How is Clementine installed? Via the package repository or via snaps? (You can tell by doingsnap listand seeing if Clementine is listed there, if it is it's installed by snap)
– Thomas Ward♦
Dec 8 at 18:38
@ThomasWard I installed it via 'sudo apt install clementine'. Just in case I have double checked the snap list, and Clementine isn't on there.
– AdLinux
Dec 8 at 21:39
How is Clementine installed? Via the package repository or via snaps? (You can tell by doing
snap list and seeing if Clementine is listed there, if it is it's installed by snap)– Thomas Ward♦
Dec 8 at 18:38
How is Clementine installed? Via the package repository or via snaps? (You can tell by doing
snap list and seeing if Clementine is listed there, if it is it's installed by snap)– Thomas Ward♦
Dec 8 at 18:38
@ThomasWard I installed it via 'sudo apt install clementine'. Just in case I have double checked the snap list, and Clementine isn't on there.
– AdLinux
Dec 8 at 21:39
@ThomasWard I installed it via 'sudo apt install clementine'. Just in case I have double checked the snap list, and Clementine isn't on there.
– AdLinux
Dec 8 at 21:39
add a comment |
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How is Clementine installed? Via the package repository or via snaps? (You can tell by doing
snap listand seeing if Clementine is listed there, if it is it's installed by snap)– Thomas Ward♦
Dec 8 at 18:38
@ThomasWard I installed it via 'sudo apt install clementine'. Just in case I have double checked the snap list, and Clementine isn't on there.
– AdLinux
Dec 8 at 21:39