Hey, I have an issue with dark mode on Gnome.
The first is, that I am running in dark mode, which seems to confuse the interface. The icons are displayed with dark background, but since the icons themselves are not dark and therefore not visible
I am also happy to set Texmacs to light mode somehow and exempt it from the dark mode, if that is possible.
Have you tried to select : Theme -> Dark in the Preferences (first pane)?
Thanks, that worked!
The background of text in the popups have a slightly odd colour and the lowest pane (See “Line” or “Opacity”) is kind of cutt off. But these are only artifacts I think. Everything is usable and can be read like this
Does the cutoff appears also in light mode?
Yes,
But it is not much of the problem. If you hover the icons the full text will show (see Generic here):
And it is readable even in the cut-off form.
This is really ugly anyway. Sorry for this. Qt interface has proven to be an hassle to maintain. I’m looking for alternate solutions.
Hey there
I’m a bit late, but maybe this can help someone in the future:
The styling problems are fixed when you set the environment variable “QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE” to “Fusion” and set the User Interface Theme to Dark or Bright, depending on your preference.
(note that I’m using the post modern icons by mgubi, so they look different. Great work by the way, I love the icons!)
You can run TeXmacs with the set environment variable with
env QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE=Fusion texmacs
if you use the AppImage like me, it would look something like this:
env QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE=Fusion LD_PRELOAD="/lib64/libcrypt.so.1" /home/julius/AppImages/TeXmacs-2.1.4.x86_64.AppImage
Hope this helps someone 
