We had an issue but it was only happening for ToolStrip menus. Is that the
case, or is it happening with other controls as well? I remember testing
extensively with dark themes and the only issue was related to ToolStrip
(which has been fixed in 2.4/2.6/trunk, but didn't make it in the version
you have).

As Stifu mentioned, you can force the controls using the ForeColor property
(that applies as well for ToolStrip). Otherwise, there's no way to force our
theme engine to *not* detect the system colors unfortunately (given a gnome
session running).

Carlos.

2010/1/7 [email protected] <[email protected]>

> Hi guys,
>
> I have strage behaviour of mono Winform in a gnome theme that put most of
> the font colour used by the system in white.
>
> The gnome theme is mostly black, so all of the fonts in the desktop are
> white (gnome bar, menus and so on...), the problem is when I run a mono
> winform app, since the mono winform windows don't take the gnome theme (it
> don't get blackish it keeps the regular winform colors), but the winform
> fonts it do take the white colour of the gnome theme and of course white on
> a gray winfor window is hard to see/read...
>
> So, I know that mono winform currently don't apply the gnome theme, that's
> ok, but I want that the winform don't take the font color neither to keep
> the regular black font color in the gray winform window.
>
> any way to chage/force that?, or I forced to use a black font theme...?
>
> I currently using mono and libgdiplus at version 2.4.2-3 on a fedora 12
> machine...
>
> Thanks.
>
> Mauricio
>
>
> P.S: Please don't tell me to update to mono 2.6 to see if is fixed :-)
>
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