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welcome back viewers this is jason from jason g designs even though this tutorial is part of a series i wrote this one to be standalone as well when you get a generated theme from umocs you get these files like gtk.gresource and gtk.gresource.xml right off the bat you notice that it is not straightforward how to adjust the css to your liking by the way as discussed in the previous tutorial the trick is to link to the gtk.css file within the dist folder this is done from an even more confusing top-level gtk css file found in the gtk-3.20 folder the theme is presented as a compiled binary meant to only be interpreted by a computer the gtk.g resource xml file determines what is to be compiled in the last tutorial we remove some lines of xml from this file as well as change the theme css what this tutorial teaches is how to recompile the newer version back into a binary file in this screenshot for the top level gtk.css file we pointed the import url to dist slash gtk.css where we w
