On Sat, 2012-09-29 at 01:01 -0500, Bryen M Yunashko wrote:
> So I set up 12.2 with GNOME in a Virtualbox VM. I had immediately
> chosen HighContrastInverse as the GTK+ theme via gnome-tweak-tool. Then
> I went ahead and updated to 3.6.
>
> After the 3.6 update, I noticed I no longer had high-contrast inverse
> functionality. It was back to bright white environment. Going into
> g-t-t, I searched and there's quite a few themes missing that were in
> there previously, including the high contrast inverse theme. Now, it
> only provides Adwaita and High Contrast.
>
> This effectively makes 3.6 unusable for me. Is this an upstream
> decision to eliminate the themes, or a packaging issue on our end?
> Should such themes have been deleted in the upgrade process if they were
> already in our system? If it was simply an oversight, we should try to
> put them back in soon because those with visual impairments even worst
> than mine will suddenly be lost and unable to navigate around once their
> beloved inverse theme is taken out from under them.
>
> Bryen
>
>
>From rpm -q --changelog gnome-theme-standard
- Update to version 3.5.92:
+ Adwaita:
SNIP
- Drop HighContrastInverse/LowContrast GTK themes
and the commits
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-themes-standard/commit/?id=100cbbc74a0a812b103a823dc510833a7ce6b9d8
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-themes-standard/commit/?id=5b1b2520a9efc36eed04694fe28167741217d701
So yes, this is upstream.
//Bjørn
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