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Hey guys, this is Nick and welcome to my Linux experiment. So thereamp;#39;s been a bit of a controversy these last days on GTK theming. It seemed that the GNOME GTK community is starting to realize that themes as they are implemented right now, might actually be a bad thing. Letamp;#39;s dive into this. How GTK theming worked. The GTK 2 themes of yore could theme the window borders, the look of the control such as buttons and scroll bars and that was it. Applications used to be more simple with less different resolutions to support, no high DPI, etc. This is why those themes worked pretty well and could be standardized. There were even themed managers and different theme engines back in the day. But with GTK 3, there is an added layer of complexity. High DPI support, higher resolutions, more window and control states to support, there are a lot more things to consider while writing a theme. GTK 3 uses CSS to style and theme applications. The problem is, the default GNOME theme Advai