Whatever your decision is, I now verified (visually) that there are no negative side effects when using 'sed' to replace any of those colors. I used it to change the three colors to something more distinguishable:
while read line; do sed -i "s/#dfd8c8/#0000ff/g" "$line"; done < dfd8c8.txt while read line; do sed -i "s/#eae3d0/#00ffff/g" "$line"; done < eae3d0.txt while read line; do sed -i "s/#eae3d1/#00ff00/g" "$line"; done < eae3d1.txt and then checked all 358 SVGs. During that process I found eight additional icons that use different colors than the others in their sets: ./ubuntu-mono-dark/animations/22/nm-stage01-connecting01.svg -> ebe4d2 ./ubuntu-mono-dark/animations/22/nm-stage01-connecting02.svg -> ebe4d1 ./ubuntu-mono-dark/animations/22/nm-stage01-connecting03.svg -> e9e4d0 ./ubuntu-mono-dark/animations/24/nm-stage01-connecting01.svg -> ebe4d2 ./ubuntu-mono-dark/animations/24/nm-stage01-connecting02.svg -> ebe4d1 ./ubuntu-mono-dark/animations/24/nm-stage01-connecting03.svg -> e9e4d0 ./ubuntu-mono-dark/status/22/battery-020.svg -> ebe4d0 ./ubuntu-mono-dark/status/22/battery-100-charging.svg -> ebe4d0 --- If you, for example, decide to make #eae3d0 the main color, the whole fixing would boil down to running the following commands from the package's root: while read line; do sed -i "s/#dfd8c8/#eae3d0/g" "$line"; done < dfd8c8.txt while read line; do sed -i "s/#eae3d1/#eae3d0/g" "$line"; done < eae3d1.txt sed -i "s/#ebe4d2/#eae3d0/g" ./ubuntu-mono-dark/animations/22/nm-stage01-connecting01.svg sed -i "s/#ebe4d1/#eae3d0/g" ./ubuntu-mono-dark/animations/22/nm-stage01-connecting02.svg sed -i "s/#e9e4d0/#eae3d0/g" ./ubuntu-mono-dark/animations/22/nm-stage01-connecting03.svg sed -i "s/#ebe4d2/#eae3d0/g" ./ubuntu-mono-dark/animations/24/nm-stage01-connecting01.svg sed -i "s/#ebe4d1/#eae3d0/g" ./ubuntu-mono-dark/animations/24/nm-stage01-connecting02.svg sed -i "s/#e9e4d0/#eae3d0/g" ./ubuntu-mono-dark/animations/24/nm-stage01-connecting03.svg sed -i "s/#ebe4d0/#eae3d0/g" ./ubuntu-mono-dark/status/22/battery-020.svg sed -i "s/#ebe4d0/#eae3d0/g" ./ubuntu-mono-dark/status/22/battery-100-charging.svg That's it - all 358 _mono_ SVGs would use _one_ color (like ubuntu-mono- light). :-) -- [ubuntu-mono-dark] Inconsistent main color https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/620041 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
