How can I change the color from beige to ANYTHING ELSE?
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System Settings -> Application Settings
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System Settings > Application Appearance on mine
Wait, it's the beige that's driving you nuts not the cyan background?
I'd rather be locked out than locked in.Comment
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If it is the beige in Firefox in your screenshot, you need to play with the GTK settings in Application Style (the name seems to have changed across versions).
I currently use Greybird, installed with Get New Themes.Comment
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Beige? I see cyan and in Firefox gray.Linux because it works. No social or political motives in my decision to use it.
Always consider Occam's Razor
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In the OP's image the cyan area is roughly #C0FDFE - quite a light cyan - and the Firefox bars are #ECE0D2 which is not quite grey, definitely moving into beigeness.I'd rather be locked out than locked in.Comment
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The cyan you see is actually the top of the wallpaper -- Richmond, VA at night. As to the rest, thanks to all for pointing me in the right direction. With the friendly assists, the new, more pleasing result is as follows
Thanks againComment
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I'll add that firefox draws its own scrollbars, which don't follow any GTK theme. They're far too wide and bland for my preference. There's add-ons to control them though.
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