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Found a way to do it. "Gnome-tweak-tool" let's you set a global dark theme that overrides the cinnamon desktop theme packages.

 

http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/111081/can-i-set-appearance-for-gnome-debian

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I've recently been messing around with Debian with the intention of switching over from Windows in the coming weeks. One thing that keeps bothering me is the giant default white bar above my otherwise dark-mode firefox browser. I've been trying to use "GNOME Color Chooser" but haven't found any luck yet. The built-in system themes didn't seem to help either.

My environment is Debian 8 with a cinnamon desktop. Any ideas?

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I've recently been messing around with Debian with the intention of switching over from Windows in the coming weeks. One thing that keeps bothering me is the giant default white bar above my otherwise dark-mode firefox browser. I've been trying to use "GNOME Color Chooser" but haven't found any luck yet. The built-in system themes didn't seem to help either.

My environment is Debian 8 with a cinnamon desktop. Any ideas?

 

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http://winaero.com/comment.php?comment.news.1836

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As stated earlier, I'm on Debian 8, not Windows haha ;). Thanks though.

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As stated earlier, I'm on Debian 8, not Windows haha ;). Thanks though.

I thought you were talking about switching to windows 10 and having a problem with not being able to change the title bars. You have to use the app i linked you want to change the color from white. My bad. I engrish goods.

 

 

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Found a way to do it. "Gnome-tweak-tool" let's you set a global dark theme that overrides the cinnamon desktop theme packages.

 

http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/111081/can-i-set-appearance-for-gnome-debian

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